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MAIN BUILDING — BIDDI«K UNIVERSITY,
THIRTY-FIFTH
ANNUAL SESSION
OF
BIDDLE UNIVERSITY
Charlotte, North Carolina.
1903—1904
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UNDER THE CARE OF THE BOARD OF MISSIONS FOR FREEDMAN OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U. S. A., PITTSBURG, PA.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Observer Printing House,
1904.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Class whose term will expire June ist, 1904.
Rev. D. S. Baker, Lincolnton, N. C.
Rev. J. P. E. KumeEr, D. D., Meadville, Pa.
Mr. Robert S. Davis, Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr. Jas. M. Ham, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Proe. J. S. Marquis, Chester S. C.
Class whose term will expire June ist, 1905.
Rev. G. C. Campbeee, Burkeville, Va.
Rev. R. P. Wyche, D. D., Charlotte, N. C.
Rev. W. R. CoeES, D. D., Aiken, S. C.
L. P. Berry, Esq., Montgomery, Ala.
Rev. S. F. Wentz, D. D., Statesville, N. C.
Class whose term will expire June ist, 1906.
Hon. Geo. H. White, LE. D., Washington, D. C.
*Rev. E. M. Martin, Richmond, Va.
Rev. D. M. Skieeing, St. Louis, Mo.
OFFICERS.
Rev. R. P. Wyche, D. D., President.
D. J. Sanders, Acting Treasurer.
Rev. S. E. Wentz, Secretary.
^Deceased.
FACULTY.
Rev. D. J. Sanders, D. D.,
President and Professor of Systematic and Ecclesiastical The-
ology.
Rev. H. E. McCrorey, D. D.
Professor of Hebrew and Greek Exegesis.
Rev. Yorke Jones, D. D.,
Professor of Homiletics, History, Rhetoric and English Litera¬
ture.
Rev. W. M. Hargrave, D. D.,
Professor of Mental and Moral Science and Christian Evi¬
dences.
Rev. P. W. Russeee, A. M.,
Professor of Greek.
Proe. George E. Davis, Ph. D.,
Professor of Natural Science.
Proe. R. L. Dougeass, A. M.,
Professor of Mathematics.
Rev. E. J. Anderson, A. B.,
Adjunct Professor of Greek and Professor of Latin.
J. D. Martin, A. M.,
Adjunct Professor of Latin Language.
Rev. P. G. Drayton, D. D.,
Professor and Principal of Normal and Preparatory School.
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Biddle University.
W. T. Singleton, A. B.,
Assistant Professor.
H. H. Cardwell,, A. M.
Assistant Professor.
I. D. L. Torrence, A. B.,
Assistant Professor.
W. H. Stinson, B. S.,
Superintendent of the Home Department.
H. H. Cardwell,
Librarian.
George E. Davis,
Secretary of Faculty.
SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY.
FACULTY.
Rev. D. J. Sanders, D. D.
President and Professor of Systematic and Ecclesiastical
Theology.
Rev. H. L. McCrorey , D. D.,
Professor of Hebrew and Greek Exegesis.
Rev. Yorke Jones, D. D.
Professor of Biblical and Ecclesiastical History and
Homiletics.
Rev W. M. Hargrave, D. D.,
Professor of Christian Evidences and Pastoral Theology.
Senior Class.
Charles Jeremiah Baker, A. B., Grahamville, S. C., B. U., ’oo.
Samuel Lee Fulwood, A. B., Workman, S. C., B. U., ’oi.
Italy LeConte, A. B., Thebes, Ga., B. U., ’oi.
(3)
Middle Class.
Diamond Charles Council, Philadelphia, Pa.
Samuel Adolphus Downer, Glascow, Berbice, S. A., Queen’s
Col.
Homer Young Kennedy, A. B., Due West, S. C., B. U., ’02.
John Martin Miller, Sharon, S. C., B. U.
Spencer Paschal Mitchell, A. B., Mayesville, S. C., B. U., ’02.
Joseph Adolphus Thos. Hazell, Br. W. I., Mico College.
Charles Alexander Ward, A. B., Lincolnton, N. C., B. U., ’o 2.
James Garfield Walker, A. B., Burlington, N. C., B. U., ’02.
(8)
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Junior Class.
Allen Augustus Wilson, A. B., Dalton, Ga., B. U., 03.
John Lawrence Phelps, A. B., Augusta, Ga., B. U., ’03.
Virgil MacPherson, A. B., Biddleville, N. C., B. U., ’03.
James Leslie Hollowed, A. B., Goldsboro, N. C, B. U., ’03.
Henry Baker Gantt, S. B., Abbeville, S. C., B. U., ’ 02 .
William Alexander Grigg, A. B., Charlotte, N. C., B. U., ’03.
Robert Lee Burgess, Ridgeway, Va., B. U.
(7)
Total, 18.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The numerals in brackets indicate the number of zveekly recita¬
tions.
Junior Year — first Term.
Hebrew — Grammar and Manual . (5) Harper.
Greek Exegesis . (4) The Gospels.
Biblical Introduction . (2)
Biblical History . (2)
Christian Evidences . (1)
Homiletics . (2)
Junior Year — Second Term.
Hebrew — Grammar and Manual . (5)
Greek Exegesis . (4)
Biblical Introduction . (2)
Biblical History . (2)
Systematic Theology . (1)
Homiletics . . . (2)
The Gospels.
Hodge’s Outlines
Middle Year — First Term.
Hebrew — Historical Books
Greek Exegesis .
(2) Harper.
(4) Pauline Epistles.
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Biblical Introduction
Church History . .
Theology . .
Homiletics .
(2)
(2)
(4) Hodge’s Outlines.
(2) Broadus.
Middle Year — Second Term .
Hebrew — Historical Books . (2)
Greek Exegesis . (2)
Church Government . (2)
Church History . (2)
Theology . (4)
Christian Ethics . (1)
Homiletics . . . (2)
Harper.
Pauline Epistles.
Hodge’s Pres .Law
Hodge’s Outlines.
Broadus.
Senior Year — First Term.
Hebrew — Prophecy and Poetry. .
(2)
Greek Exegesis .
(2)
Church History .
.(2)
Pauline '
Epistles.
Theology . . .
• (1)
Church Government .
• (3)
Hodge’s
Outlines.
Pastoral Theology .
(4)
Hodge’s
Pres. Law.
Homiletics .
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Senior Year — Second Term.
Hebrew — Prophecy and Poetry. . . (2)
Greek Exegesis . (2) Pauline Epistles.
Church History . (2) Hodge’s Outlines.
Theology . (2)
Homiletics . (2)
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SCHEDULE.
School of Theology, First Term. Modified somewhat by
substitution in Second Term, but same number of subjects.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
A. M.
[r. Bib. Hist. . .
Jr. Bib. Hist
Sr. Hebrew ....
Sr. Hebrew .
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Mid Hnm .
Mid Heb .
Jr. Hv. Christ. .
Sr. Ch. Hist.. .
Sr. Ch. Hist....
Sr. Past. The. .
Sr Past. Theol. .
11:30
Mid, Theol. .
Mid. Theol.. . .
Mid. Theol. . .
Mid, Theol. ...
Jr. G. Test ....
Jr. Gk. Test
Jr. Gk. Test
Jr. Gk. Test. . .
P. M.
Sr, Theol
Sr. Ch. Gov.. . .
Sr. Ch. Gov . .
Sr. Ch. Gov .
3:00
Jr. Hebrew.. .
Mid. Ch. Hist
Mid. Ch. Hist
Mid. Horn .
Mid. Horn .
Jr Hebrew....
Jr. Hebrew . . .
Jr. Hebrew. . . .
Jr. Hebrew .
P. M
Sr. Gk. Test .
Sr. Gk. Test .
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Mid. Chris Eth
Sr. Hnm .
Mid Gk Test
Mid. Gk Test.
Jr. Horn .
Jr. Horn .
Jr. Bib. Intro..
Jr. Bib. Intro _
Old Testament.— Prof. McCrorey.
1. During 1892-93, and every second year, a course upon
Old Testament Introduction, Criticism and Theology, twice a
week for half a year.
2. Junior Class. Hebrew begun. Recitation five times a
week throughout the year, lext Book: Harper’s Elments of
Hebrew, Harper’s Introductory Hebrew Method and Manual.
Special emphasis is laid on the acquisition of a vocabulary.
The inflection of the language and several hundred of the
commonest words are memorized. There is daily drill in re¬
ciprocal oral translation and in writing Hebrew.
3. Middle Class. Reading irom the Historical Books twice
a week throughout the year. 1 ext Book : Hebrew Bible, Har¬
per’s Hebrew Syntax, Driver’s Hebrew Tenses. Special
attention will be given to the Syntax, to enlarge the vocabu¬
lary, and to rapid reading. For a part of the year the class
will take English Bibles to the blackboard and, with these
alone, write the Hebrew from memory.
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4. Senior Class. Reading at sight from the Historical
Books. Exegesis of Hebrew Prophecy, and Poetry, twice a
week throughout the year.
5. During 1893-94, and every second year, such members
of the Middle and Senior Classes as are qualified for it, may
make a beginning in Comparative Semitic Grammar by reading
comparatively the first chapter of Genesis in Hebrew, Aramaic,
Syriac and Arabic.
New Testament — Prof. McCrorey.
1. During 1893-94, and every second year, a course upon
New Testament Introduction, Criticism and Theology, twice
a week for half the year.
2. a. Junior Class will begin the remaining three gospels
with reference to the Harmony, and also to the distinctive
character of each of the four gospels, four times a week
throughout the year.
b. Middle Class will read Ephesians with Exegesis twice a
week throughout the year. The other epistles of the captivity
— Philippians, Colossians and Philemon — will be assigned for
private reading. A summary of their contents will be con¬
sidered in the class room, and they will be required in the
examination.
c. Senior Class will read Romans with Exegesis twice a
week throughout the year. The other Epistles of the third
Missionary Journey, I Corinthians, II Corinthians and Gala¬
tians, will be assigned for private reading. Their scope and
contents will be discussed in the schoolroom, and they will be
required in the examination.
Systematic Theology— Dr. Sanders.
In this department the purpose is to have each student read,
during his course, some standard work on Systematic The¬
ology, and in addition to this read some authority on Theism.
This course of reading will be made the subject of the most
thorough examination and free discussion, and will be supple¬
mented by every available means which are likely to encourage
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and stimulate the student in his search for truth, and in
preparation for its defence.
Systematic Theology is begun in the second term of the
Junior year and completed in the Senior year. The doctrines
of Theology are presented didactically, historically and polemi¬
cally. The order of topics pursued is : The nature, forms and
sources of theology ; the being of God ; Hisnature and attrib¬
utes ; Trinity; the Divinity of Christ; the Holy Spirit; the
decrees of God ; creation ; providence ; miracles ; the origin,
nature and primitive state of man ; the covenant with Adam ;
the fall ; sin ; imputation ; original sin ; inability ; the cove¬
nant of grace ; the person of Christ ; His offices ; the nature,
necssity, perfection and extent of atonement ; His kingdom;
His humiliation and exaltation ; vocation ; regeneration ; faith ;
justification; sanctification; the law of God; eschatology; the
sacraments.
Practical Theology.
Homiletics. — Prof. Jones. — The work of this Department is
carried on throughout the Seminary course. In the Junior
and Middle years, a text-book on the “Preparation and Deliv¬
ery of Sermons,” is read. This is supplemented by exercises
in the analysis of Sermons, and preaching before the Pro¬
fessors and students of the University weekly.
In the Middle and Senior Classes much attention is given
to the preparation and critcism of Sermon plans and extem¬
pore preaching.
Christian Evidence. — Dr. Hargrave. — By means of text¬
books and discussions the student is aided in verifying the
Biblical proofs of doctrine and Christian truth as represented
in the symbols of the Church, and he is thus trained to express
with facility and clearness the revealed will of God.
Pastoral Theology. — The treatment of this subject is con¬
fined to the third year of the course. It is designed that each
student shall become thoroughly acquainted with the best
method of applying the message of salvation to the hearts
and lives of men. Lectures are given, accompanied by the
use of text-books.
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The course includes the importance of ministerial piety,
proper habits of study, skill and ability in the various branches
of church work, the pastor’s duty and relation to the various
courtsof the church, and the various private and public duties
pertaining to his office.
Church Government. — Dr. Sanders. — Four lectures on the
general subject are given to the Junior Class.
In the Middle Year the Form of Government with proof
texts is taken up and pursued through one term, and a minute
comparison with other forms of church polity is made.
In the Middle and Senior years, Dr. Hodge’s work, “What
is Presbyterian Eaw-f” and the Book of Discipline are used as
text-books, accompanied by lectures.
Biblical and Ecclesiastical History— Prof. Jones.
Since sacred history is of vital imporance as a part of a
thorough Theological Education, the subject is pursued
through the entire three years’ course.
Biblical History is studied by the Junior Class with the
English version of the Old Testament as a text-book, and
Smith’s Old Testament History as a guide, and is taught by
lectures and constant reference to the typical and preparatory
nature of the Old Testament. The connection between sacred
and profane history is pointed out and attention given to
Archaeology, Geography and Chronology.
Ecclesiastical History. — This subject is taken up by the
Middle Class and is taught by lectures with text-book, cov¬
ering the period from Aspostolic times to the Reformation —
1 6th Century.
The Senior Class continues the subject, from the Reforma¬
tion to the present time, devoting the second term to the His¬
tory of the Presbyterian Church in the United States.
During each year a carefully prepared thesis having for
its subject some leading personage, epoch, or phase, etc., of
sacred history, is required from each student.
INFORMATION.
Admission.
This school is open to young men of all denominations.
Candidates for admission must produce evidence that they
are members in good and regular standing in some evangelical
Church ; that they possess competent talent, and that they have
been regularly graduated at some College or University, or
in some way they have received an equivalent for the training
of a College course. Applicants for admission to an advance
standing must present a dimission from some other Theologi¬
cal Seminary, or be prepared for examination on the subjects
which have been pursued by the class which they desire to
enter.
When a student who has been a member of any other Theo¬
logical school seeks admission into this, he must produce cer¬
tificates of good standing and orderly dismission ere he can
be received.
Exceptional Cases.
In exceptional cases promising young men who have not
had the benefit of a full College course will be received and
will be allowed to pursue an eclectic course.
Period of Study.
The regular course of study, as in other Seminaries of the
Church, covers a period of three years.
Practical Work.
The practical work of the Ministry is joined with work as
the Theological students have opportunities of laboring as
supplies in the neighboring churches, during vacation and in
term time.
With the facilities at hand special and successful efforts are
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made to aid students in obtaining vacation employment along
the lines of their future work as teachers and preachers among
the people.
Rules and Regulations.
Except in a few particulars the students of the School of
Theology are not subject to the rules and regulations which
govern those of the other Schools of the University.
Roomy.
The rooms in McNamee Hall, so far as is necessary, are
reserved for Theological students. Each of these rooms is
furnished with a bedstead, mattress, pillows, bureau, wash-
stand, chairs, looking-glass, etc., and is heated by steam.
Expenses.
There is no charge for tuition or room rent.
There is a charge of $8.00 per month for board in connec¬
tion with the Boarding Department, where all the students
living on the grounds are required to board. The fee of $8.00
per month covers also expenses of fuel, light and washing of
towels and bed clothing.
The Examinations.
The Semi-Annual Examinations will be conducted during
the third week in December and the last week in May. The
examination will be oral and written. Each student is re¬
quired to take these examinations, and if by sickness or ab¬
sence one fails to take them, he must submit to an examination
with a corresponding class in a subsequent year.
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
Faculty of Arts.
Rev. D. J. Sanders, D. D.,
President.
Rev. P. W. Russerr, A. M.,
Professor of Greek.
Rev. Yorke Jones, D. D.,
Professor of English Literature, Rhetoric and History.
Rev. W. M. Hargrave, D. D.,
Professor of Mental and Moral Science and the Evidences of
Christianity.
Proe. Geo. D. Davis, Ph. D.,
Professor of Natural Science.
Proe. R. L. Dougrass, A. M.,
Professor of Mathematics.
Rev. E. J. Anderson, A. B.,
Adjunct Professor of Greek and Professor of Latin.
Rev. P. G. Drayton, A. B.,
Adjunct Professor of English Language and Rhetoric.
J. D. Martin, A. M.,
Ajunct Professor o; Latin Language.
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Courses, Degrees and Terms of Admission.
The School of Arts and Sciences embrace two courses of
study, the Classical and Scientific. Students completing the
Classical course satisfactorily, receive the degree of Bachelor
of Arts ; those completing the Scientific course, that of Bach¬
elor of Science. Candidates for admission to the Freshman
Class are examined in the studies prescribed in our Prepara¬
tory Course, or their equivalent in case of those coming from
other schools.
For advanced standing the candidate, in addition to pre¬
paratory studies, will be examined in those previously studied
by the class he wishes to enter, or others equivalent to them.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The numerals in parentheses indicate the number of weekly re¬
citations.
Classical Course.
Freshman — First T erm.
Latin .
Greek .
Engeish .
Mathematics .
Scientific Knowledge .
English Bible .
Music and Rhetoricals
. Eutropius ( 3 )
. White’s First Book (4)
Composition and Rhetoric (2)
. School Algebra (3)
. G)
. (1)
. (1)
Freshman — Second Term.
Latin . .
Greek .
English .
Mathematics .
Scientific Knowledge .
English Bible .
Pedagogy .
Music and Rhetoricals
. Csesar ( 3 )
. White’s First Book (3)
Composition and Rhetoric (2)
. School Algebra (3)
. (2)
. (1)
. Essentials of Method (1)
. (1)
Sophomore — First Term.
Mathematics . Algebra completed (4)
Greek . White’s comp; Anab. begun (4)
Latin . Csesar completed (3)
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English Bible . . . (1)
Rhetoric . . . (2)
Sophomore — Second Term.
Mathematics
Greek . ., .
Greek Testament
Latin .
History .
English Bible . .
. Geometry (3)
. Anabasis ( 3 )
. . . . (1)
. Tacitus’ Germania (3)
English and General (5)
. (1)
Junior — First Term.
Mathematics .
Greek. .... .Xenophon’s Anabasis, Books
Greek Testament .
Latin .
Natural Science . . . .
English Bible .
Rhetoric . .
....Geometry (2)
III, IV, V. (2)
. (1)
. Virgil (3)
. . . . Physics (3)
. ' . (1)
. (5)
Junior — Second Term.
Mathematics . Geometry (3)
Greek . . . , . Iliad, 3 Books (3)
Greek Testament . • . (1)
Latin . Virgil (3)
Natural Science . Physics, Gage; Botany, Wood (3)
English Bible . (1)
Chemistry . , . (2)
Senior — First Term.
Mathematics .
Greek .
Greek Testament .
Latin . . . . .
Natural Science . .
English Literature
Mental Science . . .
. Plain Trigonometry (2)
Xenophon’s Memorabilia. . (3)
. (1)
. Cicero ( 3 )
. Astronomy, Young (3)
. (2)
. (A
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Senior — Second Term.
Mathematics . Surveying (2)
Greek . . Odyssey (2)
Latin . ...Horace, Satires and Epistles (2)
Political Economy . (2)
Natural Science . Physical Geography, Zoology (4)
Moral Science . . > . (3)
English Bible . (1)
Scientific Course.
Freshman — First Term.
Greek or Latin . .
English .
Mathematics .
Scientific Knowledge .
English Bible .
Music and Rhetoricals
. . . (4)
Composition and Rhetoric (2)
. School Algebra (3)
. (A
. (1)
. (1)
Freshman — Second Term.
Greek or Latin .
English .
Mathematics .
Scientific Knowledge .
English Bible .
Pedagogy .
Music and Rhetoricals
. (3)
Composition and Rhetoric (2)
. School Algebra (3)
. (2)
. (1)
. Essentials of Method ( 1 )
. (1)
Sophomore — First Term.
Mathematics . .
Greek or Latin
English Bible
Rhetoric .
Algebra completed (4)
. (4)
. (1)
. (2)
Sophomore — Second Term.
Mathematics
Geometry (3)
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Greek or Latin....-- . (3)
History . English and General (5)
English Bible . . (1)
J u nior — First T erm.
Mathematics . Geometry (2)
Greek or Latin . (4)
Natural Science . Physics (3)
English Bible . (1)
Rhetoric . (5)
Junior — Second T erm.
Mathematics . Geometry (3)
Greek or Latin . (3)
Natural Science . Physics, Gage; Botany, Wood (3)
English Bible . . * . (1)
Chemistry . (2)
Senior — First Term.
Mathematics . Plain Trigonometry (2)
Greek or Latin . (3)
Natural Science . Astronomy, Young (3)
English Literature . (2)
Mental Science . (2)
Senior — Second Term.
Mathematics . . . .1 . Surveying (2)
Greek or Latin . (2)
Political Economy . . . . . (2)
Natural Science . Physical Geography, Zoology (2)
Moral Science . < . (3)
English Bible . ( 1 )
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Schedule— School of Arts and Sciences.
First Term, Modified Somewhat by Substitution in the Second
Term, but same Number of Subjects.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9:10 a. m.
9-10 a. m.
9-10 A. M.
9-10 A. M.
9-10 A. M.
Fresh. Rhet. — 1
Fresh. Rhet. — 1
Fresh. Gk.— 2
Fresh. Gk.— 2
Fresh. Sci. — 1 .
— Drayton
Fresh. Gk.— 2
- Drayton
Fresh. Gk.— 2
—Anderson
Fresh. Rhet.— 1
— Anderson
— Davis
— Anderson
— Anderson
— Drayton
Soph. Algebra
Soph Eng Bib.
Soph. Algebra.
— Douglass
Soph. Algebra.
— Douglass
Soph. Algebra
— Douglass
— Douglass
— Russell
Junior Astron.
Jun. Astron.
Jun. Astron.
Jun. Rhet.
Jun. Rhet.
— Davis
Sen. Xen
— Davis
Sen. Xen
— Davis
Sen. Xen
— Jones
—Jones
Memorabilia
Memorabilia
Memorabilia
Sen. Gk. Test
Sen. Trigo
— Russell
— Russell
— Russell
— Russell
—Douglass
11:30-12:30 a. m.
11:30-12:30 A. M.
11:30-12:30 a. m.
11:30-12-30 a. m.
11:30-12:30 a. m.
Fresh. Rhet.— 2
Fresh. Rhet . — 2
Fresh. Gk. — 1
Fresh. Eng.
- Drayton
Drayton
Fresh. Alg. — 2
— Anderson
Bib.— 1-2
— Russell
Fresh. Gk.— 1
Fresh. Gk.— 1
— Douglass
Fresh. Sci. — 2
— Anderson
— Anderson
Fresh. Gk.— 1
— Anderson
— Davis
Soph. Caesar
— Martin
Soph. Anabas’s
Soph. Anabasis
Soph Anabasis
Soph. Caesar
— Russell
— Russell
— Russell
— Martin
Jun. Anabasis
— Russell
Jun. Geom.
Jun. Geom.
Jun. Rhet.
Jun. Anabasis
— Douglass
—Douglass
— Jones
— Russell
Sen. Cicero
—Anderson
Sen. P. Geo.
Sen P. Geo.
Sen. Geo. P.
Sen. Trigo
— Davis
— Davis
— Davis
— Douglass
3-4 p. m
3-4 p. m.
3-4 p. m.
3-4 p. m.
3-4 p. m.
Fresh. Sci.— 1
Fresh. Sci. — 2
Fresh. Aleg.— 1
Fresh. Alg.— 1
Fresh. Alg. — 1
— Davis
— Davis
— Douglass
— Douglass
—Douglass
Soph. Ceasar
Soph Rhet.
Fresh. Eutro.— 2
Fresh Eutro. — 2
FreshEutro— 2
— Martin
— Jones
— Martin
Soph. Rhet.
— Martin
Soph. Physics
— Martin
Soph. Physics
Jun. Eng. Bible
Jun. Gk. Test.
— Jones
— Davis
— Davis
—Russell
—Russell
Jun. Yir. Enid
— Anderson
Jun. Yir. .Enid
— Anderson
Jun.VirgEnin
— Anderson
Sen. Cicero.
Sen. Cicero.
Sen. Ment. Sci.
Sen. Ment Sci.
Sen. Eng Lit.
— Anderson
— Anderson
— Hargrave
— Hargrave
— Jones
4-5 p. m.
4-5 p. m.
4-5 p m.
4-5 p. m.
4-5 p. M.
Fresh. Sci. — 2
Jun. Rhet.
Fresh. Alg. — 2
Fresh. Alg. — 2
Fresh . Alg. — 2
— Davis
—Jones
— Douglass
—Douglass
Fresh. Eutro — 1
— Douglass
Jun. Rhet.
Fresh. Eutrop—1
— Martin
FreshEutro— 1
— Jones
— Martin
Sen. Eng. Lit.
— J mes
—Martin
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Natural Science— Prefessor Davis.
Outline.
Physics — Five months . 3 times a week
Botany — Three months . 1 . 3 times a week
Physical Geography — Four months . 4 times a week
Astronomy — Four months . 3 times a week
Chemistry — Four months . 2 times a week
Zoology — Three months . 2 times a week
1. Physics.
During the Junior Year, the following topics, with others
with others will be treated : Mathematical Physics, Molecular
Physics, Hydrostatics, Pneumatics, the Kinetic Theory of
Gases, Acoustics, Electricity and Magnetism, the Correlation
and Conservation of Energy.
Gage’s Elements of Physics is used.
2. Chemistry.
Chemistry will be studied during the second four months of
the Junior Year. The work embraces the general treatment
of Chemical Philosophy, Chemistry of the non-metals, the
metals, Organic Chemistry and Chemical Archgeology.
The lectures on this subject will be illustrated by experi¬
ments and be followed by reviews and examinations during
the course. Apparatus and re-agents sufficient for laboratory
work will be furnished the students at a small cost.
William’s Introduction to Chemical Science will be used in
connection with lectures.
3. Astronomy.
The Second half of the Senior Year is devoted to the study
of astronomy; embracing the elementary principals of mathe¬
matical and Physical Astronomy, such as Parallax, Refracton,
Latitude and Longitude, Precession, Nutation, Aberation.
Theory of Tides and Lunar Eclipses, and elements of a
Planet’s Orbit.
Young’s Elements of Astronomy is used.
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4. Botany.
The subject of Botany is pursued during the last two
months of the Junior Year. The student is required to gather
specimens of flowers and plants ; to analyze and classify the
same. An herbarium of thirty specimens is required.
Wood’s New Botanist and Florist is used.
5. Zoology.
The last three months of the Senior Year will be devoted
to Zoology. Typical forms will be used to illustrate the
subjects as they may be obtained in the locality.
Steel’s Fourteen Weeks in Zoology is used as a text-book.
6. Physical Geography.
This subject covers the last half of the Junior Year. It
will betreated mainly by lectures. Maury’s Geography will
be used as a text-book ; but the student will have daily access
to such books as Maury’s Geography of the Sea, Foye’s Child
and Nature, Guyot’s Earth and Man, Goldwaite’s Geographical
Maganzine, Ritter’s Comparative Geography, and similar
books for collateral reading.
Latin Language and Literature — Professor Anderson.
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Allen and Greenough’s Eatin Grammar will be the standard
of reference.
Special attention will be given to analysis and parsing
throughout the course.
Some time will be devoted to the study of the style of each
author.
Scanning Latin poetry will be part of the work required in
the study of Poetical Works.
Lectures on Roman Life, Art and Customs will occupy some
time in connection with Horace’s Works.
Greek— Professor Russell.
The course of study in the School of Arts and Sciences
as outlined, is inteded or designed to lay for the ordinary
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student a foundation for the successful prosecution of the
Greek language and literature. Recitations daily.
All the classes will also read from the Greek New Testament
throughout the course. Recitation once per week.
Examinations required on all subjects in each class.
Mathematics— Professor Douglass.
The required course in Mathematics comprises Algebra,
Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry and Surveying.
Algebra. — Algebra is taught throughout the Freshman
year, and continued through the first term of the Sophomore
year.
Plane Geometry. — The study of Plane Geometry is taken up
the Second Term of the Sophomore year. Special attention
is given to the Exercise of Original Demonstration, and a
free discussion of the possibilites of each proposition is en¬
couraged.
Solid Geometry and Plane Trigonometry is the prescribed
course for Juniors.
Surveying. — Surveying is taught through out the first half
of the Senior year. Special attention is devoted to field work.
History— Professor Jones.
The study of English General History is carried through
the Second Term of the Sophomore year, with text-book and
by lecture. On this subject there will be five recitations a
week. This subject receives that careful and exhaustive at-
tion which its importance demands.
Philosophy— Dr. Hargrave.
Mental Science. — Mental Science is taught through the first
term of the Senior year by the use of text-books and lectures.
Moral Science. — Moral Science is studied through the sec¬
ond term of the Senior year, and the students are instructed in
the principals of Theoretical and Practical Ethics.
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Civil Government. — Civil Government and the Constitution
of the United States, and Political Economy, are studied in
the Senior year, and each student is made acquainted with the
government of the people of the United States, and American
citizenship.
English Bible — Dr. Hargrave.
Scope and Aim.- — The English Bible as a text-book is read
and studied, without intervention of helps or commentaries,
in the Normal, Preparatory and Collegiate Departments of the
school. The course, as hereinafter outlined, covers a period
of six years. The aim is to take the student through a syste¬
matic and carefully supervised study of the “Book of Books”
in its entirety.
The Second Class will read Gen.-Deut.
The First Class will read Josh.-Esth.
The Freshman Class will read Job-Dan.
The Sophomore Class will read the twelve Minor Phophets
— Hos.-Mal. First.
The Junior Class will read New Testament — Matthews-2
Cor. First and second terms.
The Senior Class will read New Testament — Gal -Rev.
Second term.
senior class.
James Adger Clark .
Winslow Davis Elliott .
Tobias Gallant. .
James Anderson Gladden .
Cornell Alvin Johnson .
Solomon Sampson Morton .
Rufus James Mays . . .
Jessie Willis Peele . .
Charles Percy Pitchford .
Isaiah Prince Pogue .
James Edward Strong .
Charles Sumner Trapp .
Edward Joseph Sawyer .
.Fayetteville, N. C.
.St. Augustine, Fla.
. Charleston, S. C.
..Blackstock, S. C.
. . . Columbia, S. C.
...Abbeville, S. C.
...Beaufort, S. C.
..Goldsboro, N. C.
.... Jetersville, Va.
....Sumter, S. C.
. . .Blackstock, S. C.
...Greenville, S. C.
Bennettsville, S. C.
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Marshall Alexander Talley . v..Cheraw, S. C.
John Middleton Wright . Beaufort, S. C.
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JUNIOR CLASS.
Peter Barber, Jr . . Blackstock, S. C.
John Augustus Baker . Portsmouth, Va.
Hamilton Gordon Barnwell . Beaufort, S. C.
Clarence Boulware . Charlotte, N. C.
Frank Edward Bryant . Salisbury, N. C.
-Arthur John Howard Clement . Cleveland, N. C.
Edward Richard Dudley . ; . Newbern, N. C.
Charles Nathaniel Ellerbe . Marion, S. C.
Robert Elliott Foster . Abbeville, S. C.
Allen Thomas Gaines . Charlotte C. H., Va.
William Mack Glover . Columbia, S. C.
James Elliott Jackson . Chesterfield, S. C.
George Waldo Long . Chester, S. C.
Charles Henry Eewellyn . South Boston, Va.
Levi Curtis Eawrence . Salisbury, N. C.
Ulisses Stephen Maxwell . Charlotte, N. C.
Luther Washington MacLamb . Goldsboro, N. C.
Thomas Waldimer MacRobson . St. Croix, D. W. I.
John Thomas Page . Gorman, N. C.
James Baker Russell.. . Blackstock, N. C.
William Adolphus Rice . Gastonia, N. C.
Alonzo Spaulding . Elkton, N. C.
Russell Lewis Smith . Oxford, N. C.
Ralph Thornton Weddington . Charlotte, N. C.
Alfred William White . Mitford, S. C.
George Preston Watkins . Danville, Va.
Samuel Sandy Middleton . Charleston, S. C.
Charles Logan Stimpson . Lexington, N. C.
James Wells Young . Henrietta, N. C.
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SOPHOMORE CLASS.
John Samuel Joseph Byers . Charlotte, N. C.
James Henry Boulware . Flint Hill, S. C.
Frank Atkins Brown . Darien, Ga.
John David Carr . Danville, Va.
John Harrison Cardwell . . . . Charlotte, N. C.
Henry Wesley Cooper . Sardinia, S. C.
Thomas Benjamin Davis . Sumter, S. C.
John Earnest Easterling . Birmingham, Ala
George William Franklin . . . .* . Laurens, S. C
John Richard Green . . Oxford, N. C.
Thomas Jay Baxter Harris . ..Ridgeway, Va.
George Edward Henderson . Danville, Va.
Hardy Alderman Henderson . Charlotte, N. C.
Frank Napoleon Harris . Laurens, S. C.
William Hawkins . Ridgeway, N. C.
Willard Benjamin King . Graham, N. C.
Lawrence Lightner . Chester, S. C.
Hector Charles Miller . Darien, Ga.
James Henry Miller . Concord, N. C.
William MacPherson . Graham, N. C.
Warren Julius Nelson . Sumter, S. C.
Habakkuk Perry . Monroe, N. C.
Albert Lee Pearson . Walterboro, S. C.
John Garnett Porter . Mathews, N. C.
Hamilton Robinson . Beaufort, S. C
Samuel Franklin Strong . Blackstock, S. C.
Halley Blanton Taylor . Newbern, N. C.
John Lee White . . Waxhaw, N. C.
Lemuel Alexander Yancy . .'...Danville, Va.
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FRESHMAN CLASS.
Aton Arthur Adier . Madison, Ga.
Charles Kelley Burns . Charleston, S. C.
Vanderbilt Brown. . . ., . , . Danville, Va.
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James Everett Barnwell.
William Lindsay Brean. . . .
Willie Garfield Capel .
Clarence Dillard .
James Simon Duncan.
Llyburn Clinton Downing. .
Noah Samuel Fleming .
Treas Andy Feast er .
Adolphus Foster .
Joseph Thomas Gladden. . . .
James Jehu Graham .
William Henry Hemphill . . .
William Henry Holloway. . .
Abray Griffin Jones .
Alfred Kyles .
Connie Melvin Lyttle .
Robert Hargrave Logan ....
Lamar Westcott Lawrence. .
Mack Jarod Lyttle .
Sampson Maudie Mitchell. . ,
Manson Arthur Melton .
Prince Schofield Neisler. . . .
John Robinson .
Frank Quick .
John Daniel Stanback .
George Thomas Sellers .
Thomas H. Weddington. . . .
Lawrence Lucan Shepperson
William Thomas White. . . .
Julius Saxon Young .
. Beaufort, S. C.
. Liberty, N. C.
. .Rockingham, N. C.
.... Goldsboro, N. C
. Lancaster, S. C.
. Roanoke, Va.
. . .Morganton, N. C.
. Chester, S. C.
. Jonesville, S. C.
. . . .Blackstock, S. C.
. . Huntersville, N. C.
....Blackstock, S. C.
. . Durham, N. C.
. Americus, Ga.
..St. Augustine, Fla.
..Huntersville, N. C.
. Concord, N. C.
. . . . .Columbia, Tenn.
..Huntersville, N. C.
. Goodwill, S. C.
. Mechanicsville, S. C.
. Concord, N. C.
. . . Biddle University.
. . . Bennettville, S. C.
. .Littles Mills, N. C.
. .|. .Burlington, N. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
Smoky Ordinary, Va.
. . .Orangeburg, S. C.
. 1. .Americus, Ga.
Total, 107.
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INFORMATION.
Students of the School of Arts and Sciences are subject to all
the Rules and Regulations for the government of the Univer¬
sity, except that service in the School of Industries is optional.
There are two regular examinations, one near the close of
each of the two terms. The final grading of the Senior Class
is now based upon in part, and made up after, the second
examination.
The examinations are oral and written and the requirements
in connection therewith are absolute, except that a student may
be conditioned for one term in not more than two studies, and
the minimum general average for promotion to a higher class is
75, and any one falling below 65 in any three studies is re¬
quired to repeat the year or is dropped from the school
Students are required to conform to the prescribed courses in
every particular, unless expressly excused by the Faculty.
The discipline is impartial and firm, and all demerits arising
from misconduct, or infringements of the Rules and Regula¬
tions enter in and modify the grading, and when the number
of demerits reaches 25 in any one term the delinquent is sub¬
ject to suspension. Demerited students cannot take part in
public exercises unless relieved by special action of the Faculty.
PREPARATORY AND NORMAL SCHOOL.
FACULTY.
Rev. D. J. Sanders, D. D.,
President.
Rev. P. G. Drayton, D. D.,
Principal and Professor in English.
James D. Martin, A. M.,
Professor of Latin.
W. T. Singleton, A. B.,
Professor of Music and Assistant Professor of English.
H. H. Cardwell, B. S.S,
Assistant Professor of English.
I. D. L. Torrence,
Assistant Professor.
The Preparatory School aims to prepare the student
thoroughly for the studies of either course of the School of
Arts. The Preparatory English Course is a necessity, as the
large majority of the students coming to the Institution have
not had the opportunity to ground themselves in the common
English branches. Upon completing the studies of this course
the student is prepared to teach in the common schools of the
State, as well as to enter the Freshman Class. A certificate will
be given to each student completing this course.
All applicants for admission to the lowest class of this course
must be at least twelve years of age, must furnish satisfactory
testimonials of good moral character, and must be able to pass
a satisfactory examination ni the Fourth Reader, Primary
Geography and Wentworth’s Grammar School Arithmetic
through Decimals and Common Fractions. To enter a higher
class the applicant must pass an examination in the studies of
the class next below it.
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Course of Study.
Second Class — First and Second T erms.
Geography . [3]
Mathematics . Arithmetic [4]
United States History . t . . [3]
English . . English Lessons [2]
English Bible . [2]
Reading . [1]
Spelling and Penmanship . [1]
Music and Rhetoricals . [1]
Negro History, in Second Term . [1]
First Class — First Term.
Latin . # . [4]
English . [3]
Mathematics . Arithmetic [4]
English Bible . [1]
Spelling and Penmanship . [1]
Civil Government . . . American Citizen, Dole [1]
Reading . [1]
Music and Rhetoricals . [1]
First Class — Second Term.
Latin . [4]
English . Grammar [3]
Mathematics . Algebra [4]
English Bible . [1]
Spelling and Penmanship . [1]
Civil Government . American Citizen, Dole [1]
Reading ... . [1]
Music and Rhetoricals . [1]
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1 SCHEDULE.
Preparatory and Normal School.
Monday
TUESDAY
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9-10 A. M.
9 10 A. M.
9-10 A. M.
9-10 A. M.
9-10 A. M.
1 C Latin 1
1 C Latin 1
1 C Latin 1
1 C Latin 1
Spell& Pen. 1,2
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
Sing eton
1 C Arith. 2
1 C Arith. 1
1 C Arith. 2
l C Arith. 2
1 C Latin 2
Cardwell
Cardwell
Cardwell
Cardwell
Martin
2 C U S Hist. 1,2
2 C U S Hist. 1, 2
2 C U S Hist. 1, 2
2 Spell & Pen. 1,2
2 C Read. 1 &2
Singleton
Singleton
Singleton
Singleton
Torrence
11-30-12:30 p. m.
11:20-12:30 P. M.
11:30-12 30 p. m.
11:30-12:30 P. M.
11:30-12:30 P. M.
1 C Latin 2
1 C Latin 2
1 C Latin 2
1 C Read 1 & 2
Martin
Martin
Martin
Cardwell
2 C Ind. Dept.
1 C Arith. 1
1 C Arith. 2
1 C Arith. 1
1 C Alg. 1
Cardwell
Cardwell
Cardwell
Cardwell
2 C Arith. 1
2 C Arith 1
1 C Arith. 1
2 C Arith. 1
Torrence
Torrence
Torrence
Torrence
2 C Geo. 2
2 C Geo. 2
2 C Geo. 2
2 C E. Gram, 2
2 C. Gram. 2D
Singleton
Singleton
Singleton
Drayton
Drayton
3-4 p. M.
3-4 p. m.
3-4 p. M.
3-4 P. m.
3-4 p. m.
ICE. Gram. 1
ICE. Gram. 1
ICE. Gram. 1
1 C Bible 1 & 2
1C Civ. Gov 1.2
Drayton
Drayton
Drayton
Drayton
Cardwell
1 C Ind. Dept. 2
1 C Ind. Dept. 2
1 C Ind. Dept. 2
*
2 C Geo. 1
2 C Geo. 1
2 C Geo. 1
2 C E- Gram 1
Singleton
Singleton
Singleton
Torrence
2 C E. Gram. 1
Torrence
2 C Arith, 2
2 C Arith. 2
2 C Arith. 2
Torrence
Torrence
Torrence
2 C Ind. Deot.2
4-5 p. m.
4-5 A. M.
4-5 p. m.
4-5 p. m.
4-5 p. m.
1C Rhet&Mus.
Profs Drayton
and Singleton.
Y> hour each.
2 C Arith. 2
2 C Mus& Rhet
1 C Ind. Dept. 1
1 C Ind. Dept. 1
1 C Ind. Dept. 1
Torrence
Profs. Single-
ton and Tor-
1 C E. Gram. 1
ICE. Gram. 2
ICE. Gram. 2
2 C Bible 1 & 2
rence Yz hour
Drayton
Drayton
Drayton
Drayton.
*
each.
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First Class.
John Augustus Allison.
Thomas Hampton Brown. .
Clarence Walker Blair .
Matthew Cornelius Brown.
Jethro Theo. Carter .
Edward William Carpenter
John Henry Carpenter. . . .
Offute Delimus Chambers. .
Henry Eugene Dunn .
Thomas Edward Dixon
Eouis Zed Duncan .
Willie Vestor Evans .
Robert Dudley Evans .
John Otto Foster .
Andrew Clarence Fox .
John Harmond Glover .
William Hines .
William Andrew Hoskins. . ,
Samuel Garland Henderson
Joseph Frederick Hicks. . . .
George Franklin Johnson. . .
Samuel Henry Jones .
Robert William Justice. . . .
William Edward Kinsey...
Erank Benjamin Keene.
Frank Thomas Logan, Jr.. .
Henry William McNair. : . .
John Luther Morris .
George Wallace Nance .
Robert Nicholas Owens. . . .
William Plair .
George Pharr .
Robert Gordon Reed .
David Andrew Rogers .
Dudley Richey .
George Edward Sanders...
. Statesville, N. C.
. Camden, S. C.
. Concord, N. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
........ Cornelia, Ga.
. Madison, Ga.
. Madison, Ga.
. Asheville, N. C.
. Kinston, N. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
Heaths Springs, S. C.
. Gibson, N. C.
.... Chesterfield, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
. Sandifer, S. C.
. Beaufort, S. C.
. Wilson, N. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
. Danville, Va.
. Columbia, S. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
. Sumter, S. C.
. Concord, N. C.
. Aberdeen, N. C.
. Concord, N. C.
. Yorkville, S. C.
. Milton, N. C.
. Luke, S. C.
. . . .Biddleville, N. C.
. . .Chattanooga, Tenn.
. Darien, Ga.
. Greenville, S. C.
. . . .Biddle University.
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George Cavines Strong .
Thomas Gaillard Sullivan .
John William Shuford .
Carl Datcher Smith .
Arthur Smithe Scott .
Edward Harry Tyson .
John Wesley Talley .
James Weatherly White .
Joseph Cyrus White .
Hercules Wilson, Jr .
James Washington Wall .
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. Matrimony, N. C.
Tumbling Shoals, S. C.
. Crouse, N. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
. Wilmington, N. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
. Cheraw, S. C.
. Dillon, SS. C.
. Rockhill, S. C.
. Dairen, Ga.
. Chesterfield, S. C.
SECOND CLASS.
Andrew Wilson Alexander. . .
General Adams .
Henry Richard Alexander. . . .
James Washington Alexander.
John Leroy Alexander .
David Graham Byers .
Samuel Bassell .
William Frederick Baker .
John Bratton .
John David Blake .
Frederick Augustus Bird .
Thomas Henry Crosby .
Rollin Julius Cain .
James Alfred Carr . .
Willie HeHnry Allen Creswell
Charles Baxter Dusenbery. . . .
James Glarcus Duck .
Adolphus Davidson .
John Shedd Davidson .
Elmer James Donnell .
Samuel Adam Fulsom .
John Forney .
. Charlotte, N. C.
. Prosperity, S. C.
. Concord, N. C.
. Concord, N. C.
. Concord, N. C.
. Davidson, N. C.
. Camden, N. J.
.... Grahamville, S. C.
. . Charlotte, N. C.
. McConnellsville, S. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
. Chester, S. C.
. Mayesville, S. C.
. Ethel, Miss.
. Charlotte, N. C.
. Lexington, N. C.
. Graham, N. C.
Chadwick Mills, N. C.
Chadwick Mills, N. C.
. . . .Greensboro, N. C.
. Valliant, I. T.
. Concord, N. C.
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James Trenton Osco Hamilton . Monroe, N. C.
Walter Goodwin . Bennettsville, S. C.
Russell James Holley . Woodard, S. C.
Joseph Brown Hunley . Thomas, Ala.
William Hardy . . Huntersville, N. C.
William Mitchell Houseworth . Newnan, Ga.
Erastus Hairston . Biddleville, N. C.
Albion James . Brogdon, S. C.
Thomas Harrison Jackson . . Chesterfield, S. C.
Garfield Arthur Jackson . Newbern, N. C.
John Henry Jackson . Chesterfield, S. C.
William Albion Jackson . Croft, N. C.
James Henry Knotts . Monroe, N. C.
John William Forcie Kittle . McFarlan, N. C.
Charles Lyttle . Huntersville, N. C.
Harry Gibson Leak . Dar.eni Ga.
Edward Mitchell . Birmingham, Ala.
William Mack . Columbia, Tenn.
John Bryant McKoy . Sumter, S. C.
Scott Anderson Moir . . Ridgeway, Va.
Henry Alexander Mikell . Anderson, S. C.
William Foster Newsome . Charlotte, N. C.
Edward Outler . Kinston, N. C.
David Osborne . Charlotte, N. C.
Henry Polk, Jr . . . Columbia, Tenn.
Ernest Patton . Charlotte, N. C.
Willie Alphius Pitchford . Jetersville, Va.
John Lester Pratt . Charlotte, N. C.
Hermon Cowan Phifer . Cleveland, N. C.
James William Relay Rae . Matthews, N. C.
Wyatt Thomas Robinson . Pee Dee, N. C.
Byrd Smith . Petersburg, Va.
George Shoals . Valliant, I. T.
Richard Benjamin Strong . Blackstock, S. C.
Albertus Spencer . Charlotte, N. C.
Charles Singletary . Mayesville, S. C.
Calvin Shuford . Crouse, N. C.
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Egbert Theophilus Scott .
Henry Martin VanBuren . .
Charles Wall . .
Amos Wellmon .
Henry Monroe Williams .
Christopher Columbus Washington
Isam Elijah Wilson .
Richard A. Bankfield .
. J. B. Taylor .
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. . . .Wilmington, N. C.
. Sumter, S. C.
. Chesterfield, S. C.
King’s Mountain, N. C.
. Goldsboro, N. C.
. Union, S. C.
. Macon, Ga.
. Beaufort, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
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Total, 116. Grand total, 239.
SUnnER SCHOOL.
FACULTY.
Rev. D. J. Sanders, D. D.,
President,
Bible Morality.
ProE. P. W. Russeee, A. M.,
Arithmetic.
Proe. J. D. Martin, A. M.,
Latin.
Proe. P. G. Drayton, A. M.,
English Grammar and Reading.
Proe. George E. Davis, Ph. D.,
Physiology and Hygiene.
Proe. Yorke Jones, D. D.,
History.
Proe. W. T. Singleton, A. B.,
Geography and Spelling.
Design of the School.
This school is especially designed to benefit persons who are
engaged in teaching, and others desiring the best preparation
for that profession. It is open to males and females.
Terms of Admission.
Any person of either sex, 14 years of age and possessing a
good moral character may become a member of the School.
There is a contingent fee of 50 cents for the term, which is
required to be paid on entering. The tuition is free. Good
board and lodging can be had at the rate of from $2.00 to $2.50
per week.
Biddies University.
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Schodule of Lectures.
A. M.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
8:45-9-15
Bible
Morality
Sanders
Bible
Morality
Sanders
Bible
Morality
Sanders
Bible
Morality
Sanders
Bible
Morality
Sanders
9:15-10:15
Arithmetic
Russell
Arithmetic
Russell
Arithmetic
Russell
Arithmetic
Russell
Arithmetic
Russell
10:15—11:15
Spelling
Drayton
Spelling
Drayton
Reading
Drayton
Reading
Drayton
Writing
Drayton
11:30-12:30
Geography
Davis
Geography
Davis
Geography
Davis
Physiology
Hygiene
Davis
Physiology
Hygiene
Davis
P M.
2:30—3 30
English
Grammar
Drayton
English
Grammar
Drayton
English
Gramm ar
Drayton
English
Grammar
Drayton
English
Grammar
Drayton
3:30—4:30
Historv
Jones
History
Jones
History
Jones
Civil Govn’t
Civil Gov’nt
There are lectures also on Pedagogy, Domestic Economy,
Gardening, Farming, etc., that teachers may become helpful
in these respects where they are called to labor.
Roll of Attendance.
Mary E. Arthur . Charlotte.
J anie Adams . Charlotte.
A. T. Adams . Biddleville.
Hattie E. Bowers . Charlotte.
Eliza Beaty . Charlotte.
Mary E. Brown . Charlotte
Emma P. Beaty . Charlotte
Euaco Jackson . Charlotte.
W. C. Hargrave . Charlotte.
Z. A. White . Sardis.
Oliva W. Edawrds . .Charlotte
V. MacPherson . Bidddleville
Bessie L. Eixon . Charlotte
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Serrata Spann . Charlotte
Jessie B. Saville . Charlotte
Sadie R. Washington . Charlotte
Mary E. Morrow . Charlotte
Lizzie J. Miller . Charlote
Elizabeth Weeks . Charlotte
Jennie Wilson . Charlotte
Susie Grigg . Biddleille
Celestine Noisette . Charlotte
Nellie Kendle . Charlotte
Hazeline North . Charlotte
Cora H. Lineberger . Charlotte
Mary M. Trapp . Dilworth
S. J. Thompson . Charlotte
Rosa L. Coles . Charlotte
Dora S. Davis . Biddleville
Sarah C. Johnson . Biddleville
Hattie M. Alexander . Biddleville
Hattie P. Neal . Charlotte
Agnes K. Jones . Charlotte
Amanda E. Burghead . Charlotte
Mamie S. Scott . Charlotte
Laura S. MacBeth . Charlotte
Mary E. Stitt . Charlotte
Minnie S. A. Bonner . Charlotte
Willie Bowers . Charlotte
Samuel L. Fullwood . Biddleville
Alonzo Spaulding . Biddleville
Sallie MacKneely . Bidddleville
Montrose Halle . Charlotte
Meta B. Johnson . Charlotte
Mary J. Boulware . Charlotte
Lula T. Singleton . Biddleville
Bertha Blake . Charlotte
L. A. Little . Cornelius
Susie L. Fox . Sandifer
Hansome A. Fox . Charlotte
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Junius Fox .
A. W. Davis .
Della L. Young .
Francis K. Banks ....
Johnsie Carson .
Alberta Sanders .
Zander A. Dockery . . .
J. W. Johnson .
Eleanoir Dixeon .
Eva L. Matthews
Connei Harry .
Emma E. Morrow ....
M. Eouise Barber
Dora B. Jordan .
Pinkie Reed .
Malevia Dye .
J. E. Eittle .
Mamie D. McCullough
Vancie White .
Mamie E. Wallace . . .
Mary E. French .
Mary E. Tieman .
Enna E. Eyttle .
Minnie J. Sanford
Sadie B. Lyttle .
Vancie V. Russell
Carrie E. Gaston .
Ferman S. Brodie ....
Arthur H. Beatty
A. M. Hall .
Dollie Young .
Lizzie Spears .
Susie Bullock .
W. H. Hairston .....
Bessie Johnson .
J. A. Davis .
Mamie Morrow .
. Charlotte
. Pineville
. . Biddleville
. Charlotte
. Biddleville
Biddle ETniversity
. Biddleville
. Davidson
. Charlotte
. Huntersville
. Sandifer
. Charlotte
. Charlote
. Bidddleville
. Charlotte
. Charlotte
. Huntersville
. Charlotte
. Sardis
. Burdett
. Charlotte
. Charlotte
. Huntersville
. Charlotte
. Huntersville
. Sardis
. Huntersville
. Davidson
. Huntersville
. Charlotte
. Biddleville
. Charlotte
. Charlotte
. Biddleville
. Charlotte
. Charlotte
. Charlotte
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Hattie E. Campbell
S. S. Pearson ....
Roberta Kinsey . . .
Jessie M. Pride . . .
Rebecca Neal ....
Mary Tinnon .
C. E. Graham .
Bulah Pickenback .
Patsy B. Harrison .
Maggie O. Maxwell
J. B. Gabdriel ....
A. E. Brown .
Eliza Hill .
M. G. Morrow . . .
Lizzie Warner ....
S. G. Taylor
I. D. L. Torrence .
C. L. Buers .
J. L. Phelps .
Estelle Grigg .
Willie Massey ....
Total, 108.
. ..Biddleville
.... Charlotte
.... Charlotte
. . . Biddleville
.... Charlotte
. . * . Charlotte
.... Charlotte
.... Charlotte
. Madge
Pioneer Mills
.... Charlotte
.... Charlotte
.... Charlotte
. . . . Charlotte
.... Charlotte
.... Pineville
. Huntersville
. . Bidddleville
.Augusta, Ga.
. . .Biddleville
.... Charlotte
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BIDDLE UNIVERSITY A. & M. BUILDING — BEING BUILT BY STUDENT LABOR
SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIES.
J. A. Brown, Assistant Superintendent.
All the students in the Preparatory Course are required to
take some trade, and report every day for work in the Indus¬
trial School.
At present six trades are being taught — Carpentering, Print¬
ing, Bricklaying, Plastering, Tayloring, Tailoring, and Shoe¬
making. Each student is allowed to have his choice of trades
being taught, but no change will be allowed after the change
is once made. One-fourth of the time in recitation hours is
devoted to industrial training.
Wood Work— J. A. Brown.
Crapentry and Joining are taught in a room provided with
twelve cabinet benches, each of which is fitted up with a set of
carpenter’s tools.
Students are taught the use and care of these tools, the prin¬
ciples of wood working — from drawings and models — and
have also such practical instruction as can be had from im¬
provements and repairs of the building's and furniture of the
University.
Besides doing the necessary work for the school a limited
amount of work is done for outside parties. Two professors’
houses have been built by the students, also a boiler house ; and
extensive repairs have been on other buildings.
Printing Office— William E. Hill, Foreman.
This office is equipped as any regular printing establishment
would be. Besides the ordinary office furniture, it has three
printing presses.
In this office the Afro-American Presbyterian and the Biddle
University Record are set up and printed, and job work is done,
thus giving the students actual printing office instruction and
practice, both in typesetting and presswork. The office is
equipped for doing excellent work, and the instruction is thor¬
ough and practical.
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The Shoe Shop.
The shoe shop is fitted up with twelve shoemakers benches,
each of which is provided with a set of tools. Students are
taught the use and care of the tools, and such as is done in
a regular shoe shop — sewing, pegging nailing, cementing,
patching, half-soling, fitting, lasting and putting together of
new work. By doing work for the students and professors,
ample opportunity is given for making this branch of work
thoroughly practical.
Masonry and Plastering— J. E. Montague.
These two trades have been introduced, and instructed in
them is being given daily with very satisfactory results. These
branches are putting a goodly number in possession of skill
that will command work and good pay.
It is proposed to further enlarge this department by adding
Blacbsmithing ; also to organize a branch of agriculture.
Tailoring.
The room for this branch of industry is provided with all
necessary facilities for teaching and learning this important
trade. Cleaning, pressing, hand and machine sewing, repair¬
ing and making new werk are done, and the various elementary
principles of the trade are taught. The advanced students are
taught cutting and fitting.
Number of Students in Carpentry . 18
Number of Students in Printing . 19
Number of Students in Shoemaking . 24
Number of Students in Brickwork . 19
Number of Students in Plastering . 14
Number of Students in Tailoring . 18
Number of Students in Talioring . 12
Number of Students in Harness Making . 3
115
Total
sunriARY.
School of Theology.
Senior Class . 3
Middle Class . 8
Junior Class . 7 18
School of Arts and Sciences.
Senior Class . 15
Junior Class . 29
Sophomore Class . . . 29
Freshman Class . . . a . 33 106
The Preparatory and Normal School.
First Class . \ . 47
Second Class . 67 114
The School of Industries.
In the Seven Trades . ‘ . . 114
Summer School.
Under Seven Instructors . 108
464
Counted Twice . .
Total Enrollment
348
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CADET BATTALION.
For the present the Battalion consists of two Companies, “A”
and “B ”
Battalion Officers.
Major W T. Singleton . Commandant.
S. S. Morton . Adjutant.
. Sergeant Major.
J. D. Carr and F. A Brown . . .Drummers
Companies.
Company “A” consists of the students of the School of Arts
and Sciences.
Company “B” consists of the students of the Normal and
Preparatory School.
Company Officers.
A.
J. E. Jackson .
L. C. Lawrence
H. B. Taylor. . .
G. W. Franklin
T. B. Davis. . .
E. R. Dudley. .
A. T. Gaines. .
W. L. Brean . .
. Captain
.First Lleutentant
Second Lieutenant
. . . First Sergeant
. Second Sergeant
. . .Third Sergeant
.Fourth Sergeant
. . . Fifth Sergeant
B.
C. P. Pitchford .
F. E. Bryant .
W. G. Capel .
' Vanderbilt Brown .
John Robinson .
Clarence Dillard, Jr .
. Captain
. .First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant
. . . .First Sergeant
. Second Sergeant
. . . Third Sergeant
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S. M. Mitchell . Fourth Sergeant
J. B. Russell . Fifth Sergeant
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Drills and Parades.
As far as practicable, for drills and parades the United States
Army regulations will be observed.
Battalion drill and dress parade every Friday afternoon at
5 o’clock.
Company “A,” drill at 8:10 a. m., daily except Sunday.
Company “B,” drill at 1 130 p. m., daily, except Sunday.
General Inspection Sunday at 8:10 a. m.
All students except those in the School of Theology and
those in the Summer School, are required to wear the Cadet
'Uniform, which is furnished at the the University at a cost of
$10.50. The uniform is required to be worn at all times, ex¬
cept when the students are at work.
THE HOflE DEPARTflENT.
W. H. Stinson— Superintendent.
This department includes the orderly keeping of the grounds,
the supervision of the dormitories and public buildings, and
all that pertains to the immediate management of the students
as to board and home life.
The Superintendent and his family live among the students
and give to them such care and attention as they would receive
in a well organized Christian home.
Except the day students all are required to live in this de¬
partment.
The cost of living is eight ($8.00) dollars per month, payable
two months in advance, which includes boarding, furnished
rooms, light, fuel and washing, except wearing apparel. This
can be had at one dollar per month.
Boarders are not received for less than one month, and
no deduction can be made for absence, unless ordered by the
Faculty.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
In connection with the business department, J. R. Kirk¬
patrick is Bookkeeper and Confidential Secretary to the Presi¬
dent. He also gives instruction in Stenography, Typewriting
and Bookkeeping.
CHAPEL,.
LOGAN HALT.
GENERAL INFORHATION.
The School Year consists of one session of two terms, com¬
mencing on Saturday at io a. m., before the third Monday in
September, and closing on the second Wednesday of June.
Students wishing to enter 'should make early application. The
best interests of the Institution and of the students require
that he report himself for duty promptly at the opening of
each term.
Tuition.
There is no charge for tuition, except in the case of local
students, who are charged $2.50 per month.
Literary Societies.
There are four flourishing Literary Societies — the Mattoon,
the Clariosophic, the Johnson and the Douglass. The exer¬
cises consist of composition discussion and debate, and there is
a School City connected with them. These societies are gov¬
erned by laws enacted by themselves, and their officers are also
elected by themselves. The students are required each to
become a member of one of these societies and to attend upon
the exercises. The whole is under the supervision of the
Faculty.
The Library and Reading Room.
A large airy room on the first floor of the main building has
been set apart as a Library and a similar one on the third
floor as a Reading Room.
The former contains about 12,800 volumes of commentaries
and religious literature, and also a variety of the works of
standard authors. About 300 volumes and 60 pamphlets have
been added during the year.
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The latter is supplied with many of the best religious and
secular weekly and daily papers.
The students have daily access to the Library and Reading
Room, under special regulations.
College Y. fl. C. A.
A College branch of the Y. M. C. A. is in successful opera¬
tion, with a membership of over ioo. It is earnestly desired
that all the students identify themselves with this noble work.
Pecuniary Aid.
Candidates for ministry and young men of promise will re¬
ceive such aid as their necessities and the resources at command
will allow. Friends in Scotland have established a fund of
$6,000, the interest of which is to be used to aid young men
preparing for mission work in Africa.
Should any beneficiary of these funds marry before com¬
pleting this course of study, thereupon his aid will be forfeited,
nor will any one be aided who uses tobacco in any form.
Location and Design in the Establishment of the Institution.
The University is located at Charlotte, North Carolina, and
is named in memory of the late Major Henry J. Biddle, of
Philadelphia, whose widow, Mrs. M. D. Biddle, was one of its
most liberal supporters. It is chartered by the Legislature of
the State, and is under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church
in U. S. A.
The object of the Institution is the education of colored
teachers, preachers and leaders for their race in other walks
of life.
It stands at the radiating point of seven railroads in the
midst of a dense and comparatively intelligent colored popula¬
tion, and occupies a site of seventy acres in the suburbs of
the city
It is situated in the heart of the South Atlantic region, which
contains the two synods of Atlantic and Catawba, having 356
colored churches, 221 ministers, scores of young men in prepa-
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ration for the ministry, with a large number of schools and
acadimies under their care. These schools and churches must
be furnished with intelligent Christian teachers and preachers,
who must be largely educated on the field, and in contact with
the people among whom they are to labor. Such a training is
given here at less expense than it could be elsewhere ; the
student has the best opportunity for a Christian education to¬
gether with the refining influences of a Christian home, and he
is kept at the same time in contact and sympathy with the
people.
Scholarships and Regulations Pretaining Thereto.
In order to hold any scholarship in Biddle University, it is
necessary that the student be in attendance throughout the
scholastic year, unless excused by the proper authority, and a
scholarship may be forfeited by any violation of the regulations
for the government of the students.
Under no circumstances whatever will more than one schol¬
arship, at the disposal of the University, be available for a
student at any one time. z
Scholarships shall be classified as follows :
CRASS A.
No. i. $76.00 Annually for Three Years.
No. 2. $76.00 Annually for Two Years.
No. 3. $76.00 Annually for One Year.
CRASS b.
No. 1. $85.00. Seniors in the School of Arts and Sciences.
No. 2. $86.00. Juniors in the School of Arts and Sciences.
No. 3. $52.00. Sophomores in the School of Arts and
Sciences.
crass c.
. . Supplementary support, varying according to actual needs
determined in each case by the Faculty.
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class D.
These Scholarships are drawn from the “African Scholar¬
ship Fund,” and are subject to the recommendation of the
Faculty, solely for the support of candidates for missionary
work in Africa.
Scholarships in Class “A” are open to candidates for Fresh¬
man Class who attain a general average of 90 per cent, with¬
out conditions, which must be sustained or the scholarship will
be forfeited.
Scholarships in Class “B” are open to Seniors, Juniors and
Sophomore’s who attain a general average of 90 per cent., with¬
out conditions which must be sustained or the scholarship will
be forfeited.
Regulations Pertaining to Degrees.
All degrees are confered by the Board of Trustees on recom¬
mendation of the Faculty.
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1. On completing the regularly prescribed Classical Course
each candidate may receive the degree o fA. B.
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2. On completing the regularly prescribed Scientific Course,
each candidate may receive the degree of B. S.
3. On completing the regularly prescribed course in the
Scool of Theology, with a general average of 90 per cent.,
each candidate may receive the degree of S. T. B.
4. It being inexpedient, Biddle University will not grant the
degree shall be openly avowed and publicly stated in connec¬
tion with the commencement program.
5. That in every case the reason for bestowing an honorary
degree shall be openly avowed and publicly stated in the com¬
mencement programme.
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6. The Master's degree will not be granted except for post¬
graduate study of at least one year’s duration, tested by ade¬
quate examination in the prescribed course.
7. The minimum requirements for the degree of Doctor of
Philosophy, Doctor of Science, and Doctor of Pedagogy shall
be as follows :
(a) The previous attainment of a Bachelor’s degree, or its
equivalent.
( b ) The completion of two years of post-graduate study, not
more than one year, however, of actual residence in the Institu¬
tion shall be required, but that must be the final year. Matter
of residence may be waved.
(c) Adequate examination — one at the close of each schol¬
astic year, and a thesis embodying the results of original re¬
search at the close of the second year, the thesis to bear the
written acceptance of the professor in charge of the major
subject, accompanied by a short biography of the candidate.
The following shall be recognized as honorary degrees : D.
D., LL. D., and Master of Pedagogy.
Prizes Offered.
The McCrorey Prise of Five Dollars in Gold to the mem¬
ber of the Junior Theological Class making 90 per cent, for
the year in Hebrew, and in the event of more than one member
of the class exceeding 90 per cent, then the one approaching
nearest to 95 per cent, will be entitled to the prize. This prize
is offered by Rev. H. L. McCrorey, D. D.
The Junior Prise is a Gold Medal offered for superior excel-
lenence in Oratory, by the Alumni Association, open to the
members of the Junior Class appointed by the Faculty.
The /. H. Gilmer Prise is a copy of Smith’s Bible Dictionary
to the student in the Normal and Preparatory School attaining
the highest grade in the English Bible studies. This prize is
offered by Rev. J. H. Gilmer, of Virginia.
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The Geo. H. White Prize of Five Dollars in Gold is open to
members of the First Class, Normal and Preparatory School
and is awarded to the one ranking highest in English composi¬
tion. This prize is sustained to the Hon. Geo. H. White, of
Washington, D. C.
The Blue Banner. — This beautiful banner is contested for
by all the students of the University, on the Sabbath morning
immediately preceding Commencement Day. The student who
sustains himself longest in answering accurately the questions
in the Shorter Catechism is awarded this Banner, which is held
for his Class until the next annual contest.
Degrees Conferred
D. D., upon Rev. B. L. Glenn, Newnan, Ga.
D. D., upon Rev. S. F. Wentz, Statesville, N. C.
Master of Pedagogy, upon Miss Lucy Raney, Principal
Haines Institute, Augusta, Ga.
A. M., in course, upon members of the Class of 1895, as
follows: J. E. Harris, J. P. Harrison, Rev. A. J. Jefferson,
A. P. Johnson, Rev. W. L. Metz, D. E. Speed, Prof. W. H.
Stinson, Rev. Guy Wadsworth, F. H. Watkins.
The following were awarded the degree of A. B. :
John A. Howard . 1 honor
Cecil D. Yancey . 2 honor
Daniel J. Sanders, Jr . 3 honor
William A. Grigg . 4 honor
Robert W. Boulware . 5 honor
Tinsley A. White . 6 honor
Edward. J. Cardwell, Frank, S. M. Giles, James L. Hollo-
well, Virgil McPherson, John L. Phelps, Allen A. Wilson,
George E. Winstead.
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The degree of B. S., to the following: Wimbush L. Mac-
Beth, Arthur R. Moore, Drayton H. Nance.
Prizes Won.
The McCrorey Prize — C. J. Baker, 1902; J. G. Walker, 1903.
The Gilmore Prize, H. W. McNair.
The White Prize, J. G. Gladden.
Blue Banner, R. L. Smith.
Junior Prize, C. P. Pitchford.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1. No one under 12 years of age will be admitted to the
school. Applicants who are strangers to the Faculty must
bring a satisfactory certificate of good character and steady,
industrious habits. Every student, by his enrollment, contracts
to obey the regulations of the University.
2. Students are at all times expected to act with respect and
courtesy toward their instructors and fellow students, and ob¬
serve cleanliness and neatness in person, clothing and room.
3. All students are required to attend chapel exercises, morn¬
ing Sabbath School, and preachnig service Saturday evening
ing Sabbath School, and preaching service Sabbath evenings.
Day students are excused on Saturdays.
4. In order to preserve health, cultivate manual skill, develop
taste, and at the same time keep the buildings in order, and im¬
prove and beautify the grounds, all students are expected to
work.
5. Students from abroad are required to board in the home
unless excused by the Faculty ; and when so excused shall be
regarded as day scholars and shall pay $2.50 per month.
Board, including furnished room, light, fuel and washing of
bed clothes, is $8.00 per calendar month — payment two months
in advance. Any student, who, without satisfactory arrange¬
ment shall not pay within ten days from the first of the
month, shall forfeit the privileges of the Institution.
6. Day pupils must pay their dues, $2.50, at the beginning
of the month, and while on the grounds be subject to the rules
of the Institution.
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7. Punctuality and diligence in regard to all studies and ex¬
ercises are required.
8. During the time set apart for study, students will remain
in their rooms, or in such places as may be designated, for
study. Talking, loud studying, or visiting from room to room
during study hours, and boisterous, rude conduct in any of the
buildings at any time are prohibited. All students are ex¬
pected to be in their rooms and quiet between 10 p. m. and 6
a. m. All lights out at 10 p. m.
9. Tow, vulgar or profane language, the use of ardent
spirits, wine or beer, tobacco in any form, keeping or handling
of pistols, and all games of chance, are prohibited.
10. Students are forbidden to mark or deface in any way the
buildings or furniture, or to throw slops, waste water, paper,
or anything that would cause a nuisance from the windows or
about the grounds. Any damage done by wantonness or care¬
lessness must be paid for by the person doing the same.
11. Students are forbidden to entertain other students, their
friends or strangers in their room over night. Students having
friends for whom they desire either meals or lodging will
report to the Superintendent.
12: The students are forbidden to hold any public meetings
on the premises of the University for any purpose whatever,
without special permission from the President.
13. The students are forbidden to give entertainments of any
character or invite guests without special permission.
14. Students are allowed to attend church in Charlotte on
the Sabbath ; but no one will be permitted to leave the grounds
at other times without special permission.
15. A monitor shall be appionted for each floor or building
who shall report any neglect or disorder.
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1 6. Violations of the rules will subject the offender to dis¬
cipline.
17. A deposit of $1.00 on entering is required of each stu¬
dent as a contingent fund to pay for injury to furniture, etc.
It will be returned when the student leaves school, or such part
of ti as may not be used to pay for injury done by him.
Time Table.
6:00 A. M. — Risieg Bell.
6:45 ‘ — Warning Bell.
7:00 “ — Breakfast.
8:10 “ — Cadet Drill.
8:30 “ —Chapel Warning Bell.
8:40 “ — Chapell Bell.
8:45 “ — Going— Doors Closed.
9:00 “ — First Recitation. Bell
10:00 to 11:30 — Study Period. I fifteen
11:30 A. M. — 2nd Recitation, j minutes
12:30 P. M. — Close. J before.
12:40 P. M.— Dinner.
1:30 to 2:00— Cadet Drill.
2:00 to 3:00 — Study Period. ] Bell 4
3:00 P. M.— Gong — 1st. Rec. r minutes
4:00 “ — 2nd Recitation. J before.
5:00 “ —Cadet Dress Parade Fri¬
days.
6:00 “ —Supper
7:00 “ —Study Period Bell.
9:40 “ —Close Study Bell.
10:00 “ —Lights Out Bell.
Evening Study Hours.
Monday . From 7:00 to 9:40 P. M.
Tuesday . From 7:00 to 9:40 P, M.
Wednesday . From 7:00 to 9:40 P. M.
Thursday . From 7:00 to 9:40 P. M.
Friday . From 7.00 to 9.40 P. M.
Saturday . From 9:00 to 9:40 P. M.
fleetings.
Sunday, 8:10 A. M.
Sunday, 8:30 A. M.
Sunday, 8:40 A. M.
Sunday, 8:45 A. M.
Inspection.
-Warning S. S. Bell.
-S. S. Bell.
Gong.
Sunday, 8:30 P. M.
Sunday, 8:50 P. M.
Sunday, 8:00 P. M.
Ch. Warning Bell.
-Church Bell.
Church Gong.
Tuesday, 6:30 P. M. — Students’ Prayer Meeting.
Thursday, 6:30 P. M.— Y. M. C. A. Meeting.
Friday, 7:00 to 10:00 P. M.— -Societies.
Saturday, 7:00 to 8:00 P. M. — Conference and Prayer.
Each student on entering the University is required to sign
the following :
If A. B., now entering Biddle University as a student , do
solemnly promise to obey all the rules and regulations for
the government of students, as long as I remain a member 4
thereof.
( Signed )
4. B.
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR.
1904.
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Friday, June 3d, 8:30 p. m. Normal and Preparatory closing
exercises, and awarding certificates. Annual Address by
Prof. A. Robertson, A. B., A. & M. College, Orange¬
burg, S. C.
Sunday, June 5th, 8:30 a. m. Annual Shorter Catechism
Contest. 11 a. m., Baccalaurate sermon, by Rev. S. F.
Glass, D. D., Allegheny, Pa. Annual Sermon before
the University Y. M. C. A., by Rev. S. F. Wentz, D. D.,
Statesville N. C.
Monday, June 6th, 8:30 p. m. Junior Prize Contest.
Tuesday, June 9th, 10:30 a. m., Annual Class Day Exercises,
8 130 p. m., Annual Address before the Alumni, Rev. J.
A. Rollins, A. B., Monroe, N. C.
Wednesday, June 8th. Commencement Exercises. 10 a. m.,
Adresses by representatives of the graduating class of the
School of Theology. Awarding Diplomas and Certifi¬
cates. 11:30 a. m., The Annual Commencement Address
by Rev. D. H. Hardin, Pastor Second Presbyterian
Church, Charlotte, N. C.
2 :30 p. m., Addresses by representatives of the gradu¬
ating class of the School of Arts and Sciences. Awarding
Diplomas and announcing degrees.
Friday, September 16th, 3 p. m. Examniation of applicants
for admission begins.
Saturday, September 17th,. First Term begins. First Term
Examination begin December 15th.
Christmas Holiday Vacation, December 23d to January 3d.
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1905.
January 3rd at 8:45. a. m. Second Term begins.
Tast Thursday of January, Day of Prayer for Collgess.
Last Friday of February, Joint Exhibition of the Literary
Societies of the Normal and Preparatory Schools.
Last Friday of March. Joint Exhibition of the Literary So-
cities of the School of Arts and Sciences.
Second Term Examination begins May 24th.
Second Wednesday of June. Commencement.
Holidays.
1. Thanksgiving Day.
2. Emancipation Day.
3. Lincoln’s Birthday.
4. Washington’s Birthday.
5. Easter Monday.
6. National Memorial Day.
Numbers 1, 3, 4 and 6 are not holidays in the ordinary ac¬
ceptation of the term, but rather they are devoted to special
educative exercises appropriate to each day.
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Affiliated Schools of Biddle University.
Harbison College, Abbeville, S. C.
Faculty, 1903 — 1904.
President — Rev. Thomas H. Amos, A. M., D. D.
Prof. G. B. Johnson, A. B.
Prof. L. L. Spaulding, A. B.
Prof. R. W. Boulware, A. B.
Mrs. T. H. Amos.
Mrs. A. W. Johnson.
Mrs. M. L. Sanford.
Miss Ora M. Pettiford.
Miss Clara Richie.
Rev. E. J. Gregg.
Total enrollment of students for the present school year, 350
Scholarship for seven months, $25.00.
Immanual Training and High School, Aiken, S. C.
Faculty, 1903 — 1904.
Principal — Rev. W. R. Coles, D. D.
W. R. Coles, Jr., A. B., Ass’t. Principal.
Prof. A. P. Denny, A. M.
Rev. J. R. Pearson, A. B.
Mrs. M. L. Holley.
Miss O. C. Shelton.
Miss Mamie A. Coles,
Teacher Sewing Department and Instrumental Music.
Mrs. W. C. Coles.
Matron,
Enrollment, 206.
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Dayton Academy, Carthage, N. C.
Faculty, 1903 — 1904.
Principal — Rev. Henry D. Wood, D. D.
Mrs. A. M. Wood.
Mrs. M. L. Tyson.
Miss N. K. Headen.
Number of students for the present year, 190.
Brainerd Institute, Chester, 5. C.
Faculty, 1903 — 1904.
High School and Normal Department.
Principal — Jno .S. Marquis, A. M.
Mrs. Jno. S. Marquis, Assist. Principal.
Miss Julia Schauble.
Grammar School Department.
Joseph W. Harper.
Miss Wilda Bell.
Miss Mabel Hinkelwood.
Industrial Department.
Jno. S. Marquis,
Superintendent.
Mrs. John Marquis,
Matron.
Miss Laura DeBardeleben,
Superintendent in Sewing-.
Number of students, 187.
Biddle University.
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Mary Potter flemorial School, Oxford, N. C.
Faculty, 1903 — 1904.
Rev. G. C. Shaw, D. D., President.
Normal Department — Bible, Algebra, Latin and Agriculture.
Rev. E. J. Gregg,
Mrs. G. C. Shaw, Principal,
Instructor in Grammar Department.
Miss Maggie A. Tucker,
Instructor in Intermediate Department.
Mrs. A. E. Dillard,
Instructor in Music.
Miss Mary D. Dent,
Instructor in Primary Department.
Mrs. G. C. Shaw,
Instructor in Domestic Science.
Miss Mamie Sullivan,
Instructor in Sewing.
Miss Lucy E. Davis,
Matron.
Miss Sadie Vincent,
Assistant Matron.
Total number of students for the present year, 204.
Danville Normal and High School, Danville, Va.
Three Departments — High — Grammar— Primary.
Faculty, 1903 — 1904.
Rev. W. E. Carr, A. M.,
Superintendent.
Prof. Thos. A. Long, A. M.,
Principal.
Mrs. Lizzie B. Harvey.
Mrs. Ruth R. J. Carr.
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Miss Roxie E. Brooks.
Miss M. Louise Carr.
Miss Mary N. Holbrook.
County Teachers.
Mrs. Lizzie B. Harvey.
Mrs. Morning G. Henderson.
Number enrolled, 390.
McClelland Academy, Newnan, Ga.
Faculty 1903 — 1904.
Rev. B. L. Glenn, D. D.
Superintendent.
Mrs. C. E. Glenn,
Miss Bessie M. Simmons,
Miss Abner B. Reed,
Miss Eula Cunningham,
Assistant in Sewing.
Total enrollment, 216.
Cotton Plant Industrial Academy, Cottan Plant, Ark.
Faculty 1903 — 1904.
Rev. W. A. Byrd, A. M.,
Principal and Instructor in Latin, Higher Mathematics, Lit
erature and Pedagogics.
Mrs. A. E. Byrd,
Instructor in Arithmetic, History and Physiology.
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Miss A. F. Dewey,
Instructor in Geography, Language, Grammar and Penman¬
ship.
Miss S. E. Cowan,
Instructor in Primary History, Reading, Spelling and Music.
Miss A. E. Blackwell,
Instructor in Domestic Science, Rhetoric and Primary
Department.
Number enrolled this year, 198.
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B. F. Murray, B. S., Minister . Cleveland, N. C.
F. L. Brodie, Minister . Davidson, N. C.
A. U. Frierson, D. D., Minister and Teacher .. Sumter, S. C.
B. L. Glenn, D. D., Minister and Teacher . Newnan, Ga.
class OE ’89.
E. W. Carpenter, A. M., Minister. . Madison, Ga.
I. E. Hardy, Minister . , . Fountain Inn, S. C.
S. F. Wentz, A. M., D. D., Minister . Statesville, N. C.
A. M. Caldwlell, Minister . Greensboro, Ga.
Wm. Hairston, B. S., Minister . Biddleville, N. C.
Jos. Williams, A. M., Minister . Seneca, S. C.
CLASS OE ’90.
A. J. Tate, A. M., Minister and Teacher. .High Point, N. C.
CLASS OE ’91.
D. D. Davis, Minister . Union, S. C.
L. J. Melton, Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
J. A. Ramseur, B A, Minister . Sanford, N. C.
J. O’Neal Knox, A . M., Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
J. M. Colwell . Southern Pines, N. C.
S. J. Hargrave, A. B., Minister A. M. E. Z Church.
S. G. Taylor, Minister . Pineville, N. C.
CLASS OE ’92.
I. M. Muldrow, A. B.^ . , . (Decease 1.)
D. W. Aiken, Minister . Winnsboro, S. C.
S. F. Frazier, Minister . Riceboro, Ga.
P. W. Moone, Minister . Red Springs, N. C.
T. E. Toatley, Minister . Manning, S. C.
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CLASS OE ’93.
P. W. Russell, A. M., Professor . Biddle University.
S. C. Thompson, A. M., Minister . (Deceased ’04.)
Biddle University.
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CLASS OE ’94.
N. N. Gregg, A. M., Minister and Teacher. .Lancaster, S. C.
H. L. Peterson, A. M., Minister and Teacher, West Point, Miss.
J. A. Tillman, A. M., Minister and Teacher. .Winnsboro, S. C.
C. M. Young, A. M., Minister and Teacher. .Rock Hill, S. C.
CLASS OE '95.
E. W. Allen, A. M., Minister and Teacher. .Ridgeway, S. C.
H. L. McCrorey, D. D., Minister and Prof. . Biddle University.
H. M. Stinson, B. S., Minister and Teacher . Spartanburg, S. C.
class OE ’9 6.
W. P. Donnell, S. T. B., Minister . Mebane, N. C.
W. B. Middleton, A. B . . (Deceased.)
T. R. Veal, S. B., Minister . Chester, S. C.
D. C. Wilkes, Minister and Teacher . Guthriesville, S. C.
P. A. White, S. T. B., Minister and Teacher . Campbellville, Ky.
CLASS OE ’97.
J. H. Cooper, S. B. Minister . Mayesville, S. C.
Junius Gregg, A. M., Minister and Teacher. .Waxhaw, N. C.
J. E. A. Jeffrey, Minister . »....Br. Guiana, S. A.
J. A. Rollins, A. M., Minister . Monroe, N. C.
C. H. Shute, A. M., Minister and Teacher. . . .Gastonia, N. C.
CLASS OE ’98.
A. S. Cottingham, Minister, M. E . Shelby, N. C.
J. H. Clement, Minister . Rockingham, N. C.
A. J. Jefferson, A. B., Minister and Teacher .Darlington, S. C.
W. L. Metz, A. B., S. S. Missionary . Sumter, S. C.
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class of ’99.
W. H. Carroll, A. B., Minister and Teacher . Hope, Ark.
S. J. Grier, A. B., Minister . Manning, S. C.
I. H. Russell, Minister . 1 . Lexington, N. C.
J. H. Sampson, A. B., Minister and Teacher. . . .Kinston, N. C.
T. J. Smith, S. T. B., Minister and Teacher. . Morganton, N. C.
W. E. Williams, Minister . West Chester, Pa.
S. L. Young, Minister and Teacher . ... .Graham, N. C.
J. D. Lewis, Minister . Beaufort, N. C.
class OF ’oo.
F. J. Anderson, A. B., S. T. B., Professor. .Biddle University.
C. A. Hendricks, S. T. B . . (Deceased ’00.)
Miles J. Jackson, A. B., Minister . Mayesville, S. C.
CLASS OF ’oi.
W. R. Coles, B. S . (Deceased ’02.)
Hugh Harry, A. B., Minister . Chesterfield, S. C.
J. M. Johnson, A. B., Minister and S. S. Missionary. .
. Aberdeen, Miss.
W. R. Muldrow, A. B., Minister . Camden, S. C.
S. D. Thom, S. T. B., Minister . St. Augustine, Fla.
Wm. C. Veal, Minister . Statesville, N. C.
class of ’02.
T. K. Bridges, Minister . Indian Territory.
C. N. Jenkins, Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
G. A. Morrow, A. B., S. S. Missionary. ... . . .Columbia, Tenn.
Z. A. Dockery, A. B., Minister . Biddleville, N. C.
class of ’03.
W. C. Hargrave, A. B., Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
J. R. Pearson, A. B., Minister and Teacher ... .Aiken, S. C.
class of ’04.
C. J. Baker . .‘Biddle University.
S. L. Fulwood . .....Biddle University.
Italy LeConte . Biddle University.
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
NAME AND WORK. POSTOEElCE.
CEASS OE ’76.
D. W. Culp, A. M., D. D., Physician . Palatka, Fla.
CEASS OE '77.
W. I. Lewis, A. B., Reporter . ,. .Jacksonville, Fla.
J. E. Rattley, A. M., Dentist . Washington, D. C.
R. P. Wyche, A. M., D. D., Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
J. P. Crawlford, A. M., Minister . ,. ...Sumter, S. C.
J. A. Rainey, A. B., Minister . (Deceased.)
CEASS oe ’78.
C. C. Petty, D. D., Bishop A. M. E. Z. Church. (Deceased ’01.)
A. D. Waugh, A. B., Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
D. R. Stokes, A. B., Minister and Teacher. . . .Dallas, Texas.
CEASS OE ’79.
W. A. Alexander, A. M., D. D., Minister. . . .Brooklyn, N. Y.
Adam Frayer, A. M., Minister . .Charleston, S. C.
N. W. Harlee, A. M., Teacher . Dallas, Texas.
J. C. Simmons, A. B . , . Cheraw, S. C.
CEASS OE ’80.
T. A. Attles, A. B . (Deceased ’91.)
E. H. Garland, A. B., Minister . Texas.
A. C. Johnson, A. B., Minister . Cheraw, S. C.
M. J. Seabrook, B. S., Minister . Sumter, S. C.
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class oe ’8 1.
I. D. Davis, A .M., D. D., Minister . Goodwill, S. C.
G. S. Beeper, A. M., Minister . Gastonia, N. C.
Wm. E. Partee, A. M., D. D., Minister . Richmond, Va.
R. H. Richardson, A. M., Teacher . Wedgefield, S. C.
CLASS OE '82.
R. M. Alexander, A. M .
D. Brown, A. M., D. D., Minister . Charleston, S. C.
E. B. Craig, A. B . (Deceased ’83.)
J. E. K. Simpson, A. M., Teacher . Fayetteville, N. C.
class oE ’83.
G. E. Davis, A. M., Ph. D., Prof. Biddle University. . . .
. Charlotte, N. C.
P. G. Hammett, B. S... . (Deceased ’98.)
F. M. Martin, A. M . (Deceased ’04.)
class oe ’84.
A. F. Graham, B. S., Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
F. B. Perry, A. M . (Deceased.)
H. S. Thompson, A. M., Principal High School. Dallas, Texas.
S. F. Young, B. S., Minister . Bracy, Virginia.
class OE ’85.
A. U. Frierson, A. M., Principal and Minister. .Sumter, S. C.
F. P. Eaney, A. M., Physician^ . Washington, D. C.
J. S. Perry, A. M., Teacher . Calahan, Fla.
A. Robertson, A. M., Teacher . Greenville, S. C.
J. B. Sevelli, A. M., Editor . . Texas.
B. F. Murray, B. S., Minister and Teacher. . . .Cleveland, N. C.
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class of '86.
E. W. Carpenter, A. M., Minister and Teacher. .Madison, Ga.
A. A. Dryer, A. B . (Deceased ’86.)
Wm. Hairston, B. S., Minister. . . . . Biddleville, N. C.
J. O’N. Knox, A. M., Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
G. J. Melton, A. B . . . (Deceased.)
S. F. Wentz, A. M . Statesville, N. C.
J. S. Williams, A. M., Minister . Seneca, S. C.
S. J. Spencer, A. M., Principal Graded School. Texarkana, Tex.
A. N. Richie, A. M., Minister and Teacher . Bartow, Fla.
class of ’87.
P. H. Brown, A. B., Mailing Clerk . Columbia, S. C.
A. P. Butler, B. S . . Newberry, S. C.
L. Hunlev, A. B., Teacher . Mocksville, N. C.
class of ’88.
J. D. Martin, A. M., Prof. Biddle University. . Charlote, N. C.
S. B. Pride, A. M., Teacher S. N. School, Franklinton, N. C.
S. B. Young, B. S . (Deceased, ’99)
J. A. Ramseur, B. S., Minister . Sanford, N. C.
class OF ’89.
S. J. Hargrave, A. B., Minister .
J. C. Johnson, A. M. . . . . (Deceased, ’92)
W. T. Reid, A. M., Mail Carrier . Macon, Ga.
A. J. Tate, A. M., Minister and Teach. . . .High Point, N. C.
class OF ’90.
S. M. Boger, A. B . (Deceased ’04.)
P. W. Russell, A. M., Minister . Prof. Biddle University
S. C. Thompson, A. M., Minister . (Deceased ’04.)
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R. W. Williamson, A, M., Lawyer . Newbern, N. C.
ceass of ’91.
W. A. Byrd, A. M., Minister, Principal. . . .Cotton Plant, Ark.
H. L. Peterson, A. M., Minister . West Point, Miss.
J. A. Tillman, A. M., Minister . Winnsboro, S. C.
C. M. Young, A. M., Minister . Rock Hill, S. C.
N. N. Gregg, A. M., Minister . Lancaster, S. C.
H. B. Rice, A. M., Teacher . Augusta, Ga.
W. A. Walker, A. M., Teacher . Reidsville, N. C.
CEASS OF ’92.
H. L. McCrorey, A. M., D. D., Professor, Biddle University. .
. Charlotte, N. C.
R. L. Douglass, A. M., Professor, Biddle University .
. Charlotte, N. C.
John C. Cantey, A. B . Twenty-fourth Infantry, U. S. A.
D. S. Collier, A. B., Minister . Hickory Grove, S. C.
J. P. Woolridge, A. M., Minister . "Troy, S. C.
E. W. Allen, A. M., Minister . Ridgeway, S. C.
H. M. Stinson, S. B., Minister . Spartanburg, S. C.
CLASS OF ’93.
J. J. Robinson, A. M., M. D. . . . . Providence, R. I.
W. H. Morrow, A. M., Minister and Teacher. .Hillburn, N. Y.
T. H. Ayers, A. M., Minister . Chester, S. C.
L. B. Ellerson, A. M., Minister . Jacksonville, Fla.
G. E. Caesar, A. M., Minister . j . Conyers, Ga.
W. P. Donnell, A. M., Minister . Mebane, N. C.
T. R. Veal, B. S., Minister . Chester, S. C.
W. B. Middleton, A. B. . . (Deceased, ’98)
J. H. Cooper, A. B., Minister . Mayesville, S. C.
P. G. Drayton, A. M., D. D., Minister and Professor .
. Biddle University.
J. H. Hutton, A. M., M. D. .< . Omaha, Neb.
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CLASS OE ’94.
J. E. Bowman, A. M., M. D . Chicago.
A. P. Allison, A. M., Teacher . Greenville, S. C.
W. D. Hood, B. S., Baptist Minister . Florence, S. C.
J. A. Rollins, A. M., Minister . Monroe, N. C.
C. H. Shute, A. M., Minister and Teacher. . . .Gastonia, N. C.
A. James, A. M., Teacher . 1 . Brogden, S. C.
H. H. Muldrow, A. M., Teacher . In Florida.
Junius Gregg, A. M., Minister and Teacher. . . . Waxhaw, N. C.
J. M. Vaughan, A. M., M. D . . . . .Manchester, Va.
S. M. Plair, A. M., D. Phar . Jacksonville, Fla.
CLASS OE ’95.
J. F. Harris, A. B . I . Eastfield, N. C.
J. P. Harrison, A. B . Kings Mountain, N. C
A. J. Jefferson, A. B., Minister and Teacher. .Darlington, S. C.
A. P. Johnson, A. B., Teacher. . . .* . Charlotte, N. C.
S. B. McLamb, A. B., Minister . Goldsboro, N. C.
W. L. Metz, A. B., Sunday School Missionary. .Sumter, S. C.
G. F. Radford, B. S., Teacher . Roanoke, Va.
D. F. Speed, A. B., Dental Student . Howlard University.
W. H. Stinson . Supt. Boarding Dept., Biddle University.
J. W. Stitt, B. S . Washington, D. C.
G. Wadsworth, A. B., Teacher . Cokesbury, S. C.
F. H. Watkins, A. B., Teacher . Wadesboro, N. C.
class oe ’96.
R. J. Boulware, A. B., Teacher . Rock Hill, S. C.
H. H. Cardwell, B. S . , . Prof. Biddle University.
W. H. Carroll, A. B., Minister and Teacher . Hope, Ark.
W. M. Flowers, A. B., Foreman N. B. Pub. H. Nashville, Tenn.
S. J. Grier, A. B., Minister . Manning, S. C.
J. M. Henderson, A. B., Teacher . (Deceased '99)
J. A. Pethel, A. B., M. D . Charlotte, N. C.
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A. W. Scott, A. B., Lawyer . .Washington, D. C.
J. H. Sampson, A. B., Minister . Kinston, S. C.
J. W. Watkins, A. B., M. D . Reidsville, N. C.
J. E. Westberry, A. B., Teacher . Mechanicsville, S. C.
CLASS O F ’97.
F. J. Anderson, A. B., Minister and Prof. .Biddle University.
W. R. Connors, A. B., Prof. Livingstone College .
. Salisbury, N. C.
W. C. Coles, B. S . (Deceased).
T. J. Coles, A. B., Gov. Print. Office . Washington, D. C.
M. J. Jackson, A. B., Minister . Mayesville, S. C.
W. T. Singleton, A. B., Assistant Professor . Biddle University.
J. E. Smith, A. B., Gov. Print. Office. .. .Washington, D. C.
I. D. L. Torrence, A. B., Assistant Professor .Biddle University.
CLASS OF ’98.
E. C. Byers, A. B., Teacher and Tailor. .... .Davidson, N. C.
T. E. Craig, B. S., Union University . Richmond, Va.
L. D. Fielder, A. B., Teacher . . . Pacolet, S. C.
T. J. Frierson, A. B., M. D . Augusta, Ga.
Hugh Harry, A. B., Minister . Chesterfield, S. C.
W. L. Hudson, A. B., Teacher . (Deceased ’02)
J. M. Johnson, A. B., Minister and S. S. Missionary .
. Aberdeen, Miss.,
I. M. Martin, A. B., Teacher and Carpenter. . . .Camden, S. C.
S. I. Moone, A. B., Leonard Medical School, Raleigh, N. C.
W. R. Muldrow, A. B., Minister . . Marion, S. C.
R. E. Williams, A. B., U. S. Mail Service. . . .Goldsboro, N. C.
class of ’99.
C. F. Alexander, A. B . (Deceased ’02)
J. R. Baker, A. B., Merchant . Biddleville, N. C.
W. R. Coles, Jr., A. B., Teacher . Aiken, S. C.
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J. A. Croom, A. B., Teacher S. N. School. .Fayetteville, N. C.
Z. A. Dockery, A. B., Minister . Biddleville, N. C.
C. N. Jenkins, Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
C. B. Johnson, A.B., Teacher Harbison College, Abbeville, S. C.
G. A. Morrow, B. A., Minister and S. S. Missionary .
. Columbia, Tenn.
W. A. Pethel, A. B., Dentist . Charlotte, N. C.
G. R. Spaulding, A. B., Teacher . (Deceased ’oo)
L. L. Spaulding, A. B., Teacher Harbison College .
. Abbeville, S. C.
J. E. Walker, B. S., U. S. Mail Service. .... .Charlotte, N. C.
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CLASS OF ’OO.
C. J. Baker, A. B., Theological School. .. .Biddle University.
A. D. Bruen, A. B . New York.
W. M. Caldwell, A. B., Minister . Savannah, Ga.
David T. Cardwell, A. B., Med. Dept. Howard University.
W. J. Green, A. B., Private Secretary . New York.
J. D. Howie, A. B . Harisburg,N. C.
W. C. Hargrave, A. B., Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
R. E. Jones, A. B . Meharry Medical College.
J. W. Jamerson, B. S . Meharry Dental College.
Cary W. Jones, A. B., Teacher . Rembert, S. C.
J. R. Logan, A. B., Theological Student . Petersburg, Va.
C. W. Maxwell, A. B., Medical School. . .Howard University.
J. R. Pearson, A. B., Minister and Teacher . Aiken, S. G.
W. O. Thompson, A. B., Secretary . St. Augustine, Fla.
Jacob Thomson, Jr., A. B., U. S. Mail Service. Charlotte, N. C.
M. C. Cooper, A. B . Pittsburg, Pa.
Robert A. Walker, A. B . Denver, Col.
class of ’oi.
J. A. Byers, A. B., Med. School . Shaw University.
M. C. Cooper, A. B . . . . . Pittsburg, Pa.
H. G. Cornwell, B. S., Med. School . Shaw University.
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S. L. Fulwood, A. B., Theological School. .Biddle University.
J. L. Foster, A. B., Shaw Medical School .... Raleigh, N. C.
E. C. Grigg, B. S., Tailor . Monroe, N. C.
E. DePass Hamilton, A. B., Special Student, Prepartory
to Teaching . Harvard University.
S. M. Jackson, A. B., Cotton Merchant . Savannah, Ga.
G. F. Jones, A. B., Special Student in Agriculture .
. University of Chicago.
Italy EeConte, B. S., Theological School. . Biddle University.
Robert N. Perry, A. B., King Hall, Theological .
. . Washington, D. C.
M. M. Spears, A. B . Knoxville, Tenn.
S. J. Wentz, A. B . Knoxville, Tenn.
class OE ’02.
John Neely Barber . . . Meharry Medical College.
John Nicholas Brown, A. B., Printer . Portsmouth, Va.
Henderson Crawford, A. B . . Richmond, Va.
James Henry Baker Gantt, B. S., Theological School. . . .
. *. . .! . Biddle University.
Thomas Jones, A. B., Medical School. . . .Howard University.
Homer Young Kennedy, A. B., Theological School .
. Biddle University.
John Lee Wastle Lytle, B. S . Cornell University.
Julius Warren Mallard, A. B., Theological School. ......
. Lincoln University.
Spencer Paschal Mitchell, A. B., Theological School....
. Biddle University.
Harvey Ward Beecher Van Buren, A. B., Medical School
. 1 . Howard University.
Charles Alexander Ward, A. B., Theological School .
. Biddle University.
James Garfield Walker, A. B., Theological School....
. Biddle University.
William Henry Wright, B. S., Clerk in United States P. O.
. Beaufort, S. C.
Biddle University.
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CLASS OF ’03.
Robert W. Boulware, A. B., Prof, in Harbison College. .
. ( . Abbeville, S. C.
Edward J. Cardwell, A. B . Charlotte, N. C.
William A. Grigg, A. B., School of Theology .
. . . . Biddle University.
Frank S. Giles, A. B., Teacher . Charleston, S. C.
John A. Howard, A. B., Principal Graded School .
. . . Snow Hill, N. C.
James E. Hollowed, A. B., School of Theology .
. . . Biddle University.
Virgil McPherson, A. B., School of Theology .
. ( . Biddle University.
Wimbush E. MacBeth, B. S., School of Pharmacy .
. 1 . Shaw University.
Arthur R. Moore, B. S., Maharry Medical School .
Drayton H. Nance, B. S . U. S. Mail Service.
John E. Phelps, A. B., School of Theology. .Biddle University.
Daniel J. Sanders, Jr.. .Washington and Jefferson College, Pa.
Allen A. Wilson, A. B., School of Theology. Biddle University.
Tinsley A. White, A. B., Teacher . Sardis, N. C.
George Eee Winstead, A. B . Elm City, N. C.
Cecil D. Yancy, A. B . Danville, Va.
Total 213.
PREPARATORY AND NORflAL SCHOOL.
class of ’88.
NAME AND WORK.
POSTOFFICE.
E. W. Allen, Minister and Teacher. . .
D. S. Collier, Minister and Teacher. .
J. H. Cooper, Minister .
J. R. Malloy, Teacher . .
S. S. McCoy, Teacher .
W. H. Mumford .
J. M. McGriff .
W. F. Richie, Teacher . .
Wm. Thompson . *.....
T. L. Toatley, Minister .
J. P. Woolridge, Minister .
. . Ridgeway, S. C.
. .Hickory Grove, S. C.
. Mayesville, S. C.
. . . . Laurinburg, N. C.
. u . . . (Deceased.)
. Winnsboro, S. C.
. . . Florida.
. (Deceased.)
. Manning, S. C.
. . Trov, N. C.
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T. H. Ayers, Minister . Chester, S. C.
G. E. Caesar, Minister . Conyers, Ga.
W. P. Donnell, Minister . Mebane, N. C.
L . B. Ellerson, Minister . Jacksonville, Fla.
I. L. Harris. .1 . . .
J. H. Hutton, M. D . . . Omaha, Neb.
T. R. Veal, Minister . Chester, S. C.
F. O. Johnson . . .
H. C. Eyttles, Teacher . Coddle Creek, N. C.
Wm. Means, Teacher . Winnsboro, S. C.
W. H. Morrow, Minister and Teacher . Hillburn, N. Y.
W. B. Middleton . (Deceased ’98.)
J. A. Rollins, Minister . Monroe, N. C.
C. E. Radford, Teacher . Roanoke, Va.
J. J. Robinson, M. D . Providence, R. I.
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C. E. Sawyer . Savannah, Ga.
D. C. Stubbs . Bennettsville, S. C.
J. J. L. Taylor, U. S. Army .
F. W. Thompson . (Deceased.)
E. O. Woodward, M. D . Bristol, Tenn.
class OR ’90.
S. F. Frazier, Minister . . . Riceboro, Ga.
J. E. Graham . Concord, N. C.
Junius Gregg, Minister and Teacher . Waxhaw, N. C.
W. D. Hood, Minister . Florence, S. C.
Anderson James, Teacher . South Carolina.
W. T. Johnson, Merchant . Phoenix, N. C.
J. J. Jordan . Rock Hill, S. C.
M. R. McClain, Teacher . Walkup, N. C.
J. J. Agurs, Teacher . Chester, S. C.
A. P. Allison, Teacher . Greenville, S. C.
B. B. Benjamin, Teacher . Sardinia, S. C.
J. E. Bowman, M. D., . Chicago.
J. E. Elierbe. . . . Cheraw, S. C.
C. S. McFadden, Teacher . Sardina, S. C.
S. B. McEamb, Minister . Goldsboro, N. C.
C. S. McMillan . (Deceased ’03.)
H. H. Muldrow, Teacher . Florida.
S. M. Plair, Druggist . Jacksonville, Fla.
J. M. Steele . Rock Hill, S. C.
J. W. Stitt . Washington, D. C.
C. H. Shute, Minister . Gastonia, N. C.
J. M. Vaughn, M. D . Manchester. Va.
C. F. Woolridge . Greenwood, S. C.
CLASS OE '91.
H. H. Cardwell, Professor . Biddle University,
J. H. Clement, Minister . Rockingham, N. C.
R. C. Duncan . (Deceased.)
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J. E. Harris . Eastfield, N. C.
J. P. Harrison, Teacher . North Carolina.
A. J. Jefferson, Minister and Teacher . Darlington, S. C.
A. P. Johnson, Teacher... . Charlotte, N. C.
W. E. Metz, Sunday School Missionary . Sumter, S. C.
Wm. Presley . Atlanta, Ga.
D. E. Speed, Dental Student . Howard University.
W. H. Stinson, Superintendent . Biddle University.
Guy Wads worth, Teacher . Cokesbury, S. C.
J. W. Watkins, M. D . Reidsville, N. C.
E. H. Watkins, Teacher . Wadesboro, N. C.
J. S. Tyler, Brickmason . Pittsburg, Pa.
C. C. Thompson, Printer . Eincolnton, N. C.
A. L. Montgomery, Farmer . Paw' Creek, N. C.
W. M. Malloy . . .
A. E. Martin, Minister . Eincolnton, N. C.
CLASS Off ’92.
R. J. Bouleware, Teacher . Rock Hill, S. C.
W. H. Carroll, Minister . ....Hope, Ark.
W. M .Flowers, Printer . Nashville, Tenn.
S. J. Grier, Minister . Manning, S. C.
J. M. Henderson, Teacher . (Deceased '99.)
J. A. Pethel, M. D . Charlotte, N. C.
A. W. Scott, Eawyer . Washington, D. C.
J. H. Sampson, Minister . Kinston, N. C.
J. W. Westbrook, Eeonard Medical School . Raleigh, N. C.
J. E. Westberry, Teacher . Mechanicsville, S. C.
E. E. Evans .
B. B. Funderburk, Farmer . Cheraw, S. C.
T. M. Elrod . Piedmont, S. C.
CLASS Off '93.
F. J. Anderson, Minister and Professor. . . .Biddle University.
H. W. Bates . (Deceased.)
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W. R. Connors, Prof. Livingstone College. . . .Salisbury, N. C.
C. W. Ellis, Farmer . . .Due West, S. C.
L. Fielder, Teacher . South Carolina.
J. J. Frazier .
E. W. Gregg, Farmer . > . Sumter, S. C.
M. J. Jackson, Minister . Mayesville, S. C.
M. H. Lewis . (Deceased.)
G. A. Morrow, Minister and S. S. Missionary . Columbia, Tenn.
J. E. Powe .
F. C. Sadgwar, Jr., Carpenter . Wilmington, N. C.
W. T. Singleton, Assistant Professor . Biddle University.
J. E. Smith, Government Printing Office. . . .Washington, D. C.
W. H. Spann .
I. D. L. Torrence, Assistant Professor. ... Biddle University.
S. L. Young, Minister and Teacher . Graham, N. C.
CLASS OE ’94.
Z. Alexander, Ins. Agent . Charlotte, N. C.
J. R. Alsobrooks .
F. M, Boulware, Farmer . Chester, S. C.
E. C. Byers, Teacher . Davidson, N. C.
L. B. Cooper . . .
T. E. Craig, Union University . Richmond, Va.
T. H. Davis, Carpenter . ....(Deceased.)
Z. A. Dockery, Minister. . . . . Biddleville, N. C.
J. E. Tice, Minister . Jackson, Mo.
T. J. Frierson, M. D., Augusta, Ga .
Hugh Harry, Minister . Chesterfield, S. C.
W. L. Hudson, Teacher . (Deceased.)
T. M. Johnson, Minister and S. S. Missionary • Aberdeen, Miss.
L. W. Johnson . Columbia, S. C.
J. A. Lightner, M. D., . Columbia, S. C.
I. M. Martin, Teacher and Carpenter . Camden, S. C.
J. L. Massey, Teacher . Paw Creek, N. C.
W. L. McNair, D. Ph . Greensboro, N. C.
J. C. McNeil . Red Springs, N. C.
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J. W. Young . Biddle UUniversity.
J. W. Morrison, Teacher and Farmer . Cureton’s Store.
T. W. Nance, Teacher. . . . . Yorkville, S. C.
I. H. Russell, Minister . Lexington, N. C.
J. E. Walker, U. S. Mail Service . ..Charlotte, N. C.
B. M. Ward, Minister . Cotton Plant, Ark.
J. H. Warren, Barber . Charlotte, N. C.
F. Watson, Farmer.... . Nottoway, Va.
D. F. White .
R. E. Williams, U. S. Mail Service . Goldsboro ,N. C.
R. A. Wilson . .
CLASS OE '95.
C. E. Aiken, Teacher . : . Abbeville, S. C.
C. E. Alexander . , . (Deceased.)
J. R. Baker, Merchant . Biddleville, N. C.
W. R. Coles, Jr., Teacher . Aiken, S. C.
J. A. Croom, Teacher . Fayetteville, N. C.
T. G. Jenkins . . .U. S. Seaman.
C. N. Jenkins, Minister . Charlotte, N. C.
C. B. Johnson, Teacher . Abbeville, S. C.
J. E. Mebane . (Deceased.)
W. A. Petel, Dentist . Charlotte, N. C.
G. R. Spaulding . * . (Deceased.)
Lloyd Spaulding, Teacher . Harbison College.
Geo. F. Wilson . Charleston, S. C.
CLASS OE ’96.
W. H. Ancrum, Teacher . Norlina, N. C.
C. J. Baker, Theological School . Biddle University.
W. M. Barnwiell . Beaufort, S. C.
M. C. Cooper . Pittsburg, Pa.
W. C. Cantey . U. S. Army.
E. E. Drinkwater .
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S. L. Fulwood, Theological School . Biddle University.
H. B. Grigg . 25th U. S. Infantry.
W. A. Grigg . Charlotte, N. C.
W. C. Hargrave, Minister . . Charlotte, N. C.
R. B. Henderson, U. S. M. Service . Charlotte, N. C.
J. M. Harleston .
J. D. Howie . Harrisburg, N. C.
C. R. Means . Camden, N. J.
J. J Mason . Keeling, Tenn.
E. W. Murray. . . . . Meharry Medical College.
J. A. Patterson, Teacher . Matthews, N. C.
J. S. Patton, Carpenter . Pittsburg, Pa.
J. L. Scott, Pullman Service .
A. A. Thomas . , .
Jacob Thompson, U. S. Mail Service .
W. H. Wright . (Deceased ’99.)
class OE ’97.
J. R. Barber, M. D . (Deceased ’03.)
E. P. Brown . Brooklyn, N. Y.
A. D. Bruen, Y. M. C. A . New York City.
E. G. Bumpass . (Deceased.)
D. T. Caldwell, Medical Student . Howlard University.
Wm. Dubose. . . . (Deceased.)
W. B. Gilliard .
W. A. Gilmore, Teacher . E. Turnout, S. C.
C. F. Green, Medical Student . Howard University.
W. J. Green, Private Secretary . New York City.
J. C. Hargrave . (Drowned at Sea ’99.)
G. E. Haskins, Porter in Shoe House . New York.
J. W. Jamerson . Meharry Dental School.
J. R. S. Jeffrey, Medical Student . Montreal, Canada.
W. A. Jenkins . ..Richmond, Va.
R. E. Jones . Meharry Medical School.
W. O. Thompson, Private Secretary . St. Augustine, Fla.
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J. R. Bogan, Theological Student . Howard University.
E. J. McLeod, Leonard Medical School . Raleigh, N. C.
L. A. McLeod .
J. R. Pearson, Minister and Teacher . Aiken, S. C.
T. A. Scott, Tailor . . Pullman Sercie.
P. D. Smith . . Brooklyn, N. Y.
G. W. Thompson .
T. R. Vanderhost .
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R. A. Walker . Denver, Colo.
Columbus White . . . . .
W. S. C. Wynne, Teacher . Chadbourne, N. C.
J. E. Young . (Deceased.)
class ot ’98.
Edward B. Brooks. . . 25th U. S. Infantry.
W. H. Bryant, Leonard Medical School .
James Arthur Byers, Medical School . Shaw University.
Henry George Cornwell . Leonard Medical School.
Julius Lorenzo Foster . Leonard Medical School.
Handsome Alexander Fox . Sandifer, N. C.
Ernest Clayborne Grigg . Monroe, N. C.
M. J. Hardy, M. D., . Union, S. C.
James Seabrum Harris.. .
William Handy Jackson. . . . . . Massachusetts.
Richard Hamilton Jefferson . . Athens, Ga.
Italy LeConte, Theological School . Biddle University
John Thomas Lyons . Mocksville.
Wimbush Lucius McBeth. . . . . Leonard Medical School.
John Martin Miller, School of Theology. . . .Biddle University.
Milton Lee Miller, Teacher . Sardinia, S. C.
Peter Eli Thomas . (Deceased ’99.)
Walter Lewis Patterson, Farmer . . . Eastfield, N. C.
John Wesley Perry, Veterinary Student. . . .Cornell University.
Robert Holston Price . . . . (Deceased ’03.)
Robert Nathaniel Perry, King Hall . Washington, D. C.
Alfred Nathan Samuels . Macon, Ga.
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John Thomas Sanders . Charlotte, N. C.
B. F. Spearman. . . . . . .
Moses Spears . Knoxville, Tenn.
Maurice Taylor Smith . Brooklyn, N. Y.
John Primus Tinnen . . Washington, D. C.
John Calvin Valentine . Charlotte, N. C.
Odie Green Walker, U. S. Mail Service. ...... .Atlanta, Ga.
Sidney Johnston Wentz . Knoxville, Tenn.
Napoleon Lewiis Wyche, Medical Student. Howard University.
CLASS OE ’99.
J. W. Anderson . Scarboro, S. C.
J. N. Barber, Meharry Medical School . Tennessee.
J. H. Blake, Teacher and Farmer . Cavins, S. C.
J. N. Brown, Printer . Portsmouth, Va.
Henderson Crawford . Richmond, Va.
F. N. Cardoza . 1 .
H. H. Davis . Texas.
W. A. Field . Leonard Medical School.
J. W. Fulwood, S. of A. and S . Biddle University.
Charles Gandy. . . . . .Union University.
A. M. Green . New York City,
M. B. Harry . Durham, N. C.
J. A. Jeffries . Smithville, Va.
J. L. W. Lyttle . Cornell University.
J. M. McLean . Charlotte, N. C.
C. H. McIntosh . Georgia.
J. W. Mallard . Lincoln University.
S. P. Mitchell, School of Theology . Biddle University.
S. M. Russell . Sardis, N. C.
W. M. Simond . Livingston College.
Edward Springs . , . (Deceased.)
H. W. B. Van Buren, Medical Student. . . .Howard University.
C. A. Ward, School of Theology . Biddle University.
Samuel Withers . (Deceased 00.)
George Wellington .
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J. G. Walker, School of Theology . Biddle UUniversity.
W. R. Young . . . Biddleville.
CLASS OE ’OO.
Edwiard Alexander, S. of A. and S . Biddle University.
John Samuel Byers, S. of A. and S . Biddle University.
Clarence Boulware, S. of A and S . Biddle University.
Charles Edward Baker, S. of A. and S . Biddle University.
Edward Eustace Campbell . (Deceased.)
Edgar Magager Edwards . Pittsburg, Pa.
Charles Nathaniel Ellerbe, S. of A. and S.. Biddle UUniversity.
James Adgar Clark, S. o fA. and S . Biddle University.
Fletcher Provost Foster . (Deceased.)
William Arthur Feimster . Biddleville, N. C.
James Anderson Gladden, S. of A. and S.. .Biddle University.
Allen Gaines, S. of A. and S . Biddle University.
Roland Ross Hawes, Meharry Medical College. Nashville, Tenn.
Ephraim Van Johnson . Blackstock, S. C.
Ira Foster Lewis . Washington, D. C.
Samuel Sandy Middleton, S. of A. and S.. .Biddle University.
Thomas Moore, Meharry Medical College. . Nashville, Tenn.
Rufus James Mays, S. of A. and S . Biddle University.
Thomas Francis Miller . . Augusta, Ga.
Charles Pitchford, S. of A. and S . Biddle University.
Isaiah Pogue, S. of A. and S . Biddle University.
Jeremiah Mozart Riddick . Portsmouth, Va.
William Adolphus Rice, S. of A. and S . Biddle University
James Edwiard Strong, S. of A. and S . Biddle University.
Clarence Sparrow . Mooresvllle, N. C.
Marshall Alexander Talley, S. of A. and S.. .Biddle University.
James Henry Turner .
Alfred William White, S. of A. and S . Biddle University.
Thomas Henry Weddington . . .
William Thomas Wilson, School of Theology .
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Christopher G. Washington . Philadelphia, Pa.
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John Baker . . Biddle University.
W. C. Baker . Washington, D. C.
C. R. Blake . Livingstone College.
Peter Barber . Biddle University.
Arthur Henry Beatty, Teacher . Huntersville, N. C.
Frank E. Bryant . Biddle University.
Arthur John H. Clement . Biddle University,
Marion Robert Davies . . Concord, N. C.
Lucius C. Eichelberger . Laurens, S. C.
Edward Richard Dudley . Biddle University.
James S. Duncan . Biddle University.
George Edward Henderson . Biddle University.
John Samuel Henderson..; . Biddle University.
James Elliott Jackson . Biddle University.
Charles Henry Llewellyn . Biddle University.
John Henry McAllister . Cheraw, S. C.
Luther McLamb . Biddle University,
Pinckney Everett McLaughlin . Fork, S. C.
William McPherson . Biddle University.
Thomas Weldemere McRobson . Biddle University.
Ulysses Stephen Mexwell . Biddle University.
Edward Sydney Moore . California.
Joseph James Morgan . Richmond, Va.
General William Rice . Union, S. C.
James Baker Russell . Biddle University.
Logan Stimpson-. . Biddle LTuversity.
George Preston Watkins . Biddle University.
Levi Curtis Lawrence . Biddle University,
Ralph Thornton Weddington . Biddle University.
Alonzo Spaulding . Biddle Lhiiversity.
CLASS oE ’02.
Robert Lee Burgess, Theo. Dept . Biddle LTuversity.
Janies HenryBoulwIare . Biddle LTiversity.
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Frank Atkinson Brown . Biddle University.
John Harrison Cardwell . Biddle University.
Henry Wesley Cooper . . Biddle University.
John David Carr . Biddle University.
Thomas Baxter Davis . , . Biddle University.
John Ernest Easterling . Biddle University.
George William Franklin . Biddle University.
Thomas Jay Baxter Harris . Biddle University.
James Thomas Hope .
Hardy Alderman Henderson . Biddle University.
Frank Napoleon Harris . .Biddle University.
Willard Benjamin King. . Biddle University.
Eamar Westcott Lawrence . Biddle University.
John Roland McCormick, U. S. Mail Service . . .
James Henry Miller . Biddle University.
Hector Charles Miller . Biddle Universitv.
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Albert Lee Pearson . Biddle University.
Henry Edward Pinckney . . .
John Garnett Porter . Biddle University,
James Pugh . Columbia, S. C.
John Robinson.., . Biddle University.
Hamilton Robinson. . . : . Biddle University.
Samuel Franklin Strong . Biddle University.
Morton Stevenson . Columbia, S. C.
William Walker Smith . Rock Hill, S. C.
Halley Blanton Taylor . Biddle University.
John Lee White . Biddle University.
Henry Luke Williams . (Deceased ’03.)
Julius Saxon Young . Biddle University,
Joseph Neely Barber . Charlotte, N. C.
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Aton A. Adier. . .
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Charles K. Burns.
William L. Brean
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Clarence T. Dillard .
Willie G. Capel .
Lylburn L. Downing. . . .
Adolphus Foster .
Noah S. Fleming .
Joseph T. Gladden .
James J. Graham .
William H. Hemphill..,
Griffin Jones .
Alfred Kyles .
Connie Lyttle .
Mack J. Lyttle .
Robert H. Logan .
Manson A. Melton .
Sampson M. Mitchell...
Prince S. Neisler .
Geo. Pharr .
Geo. T. Sellers .
John D. Stanback .
Lawrence L. Shepperson
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SUMMARY.
School of Theology . . . 107
School of Arts and Sciences . 213
/Normal and Preparatory School . 376
Total Number of Graduates . 696
INDEX.
General Matters.
Board of Trustees . 2
The Faculty . 3-4
Summary of Students . 43
Cadet Battalion . 44-45
Home Department . 46
Business Department. . . . • • . 46
General Information . .47-53
Rules and Regulations . 54-56
Time Table. . . . • • . 56
Calendar . 57-58
Affiliated Schools . 59-63
General Catalogue of Graduates . 64-89
School of Theology.
Faculty . 5
Classes . 5-6
Course of Instruction . 6-7
Schedule, Recitation and Lectures . 8
Syllabi . 8-n
Information . 12-13
School of Arts and Sciences.
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Faculty . 14
Courses and Degrees, and Terms of Admission . 15
Classical Course . 16-17
Scientific Course . 18-19
Schedule, Recitations and Lectures . 20
Syllabi . 21-24
Classes . 24-27
Information . 28
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The Preparatory and Normal School.
Faculty . 29
Terms of Admission . 29
Course of Study . • • . 30
Schedule of Recitations . 32-35
Summer School.
Faculty . 36
Design of the School . 36
Terms of Admission . • • . 36
Schedule of Lectures . , . 3 7
Roll of Attendance . 37- 40
The School of Industries.
Superintendent, Foreman, Trades, etc
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